Memory Pools

I think about how brain neurons look when they fire.
I imagine that’s how our memories work, bouncing from pool to pool.
Some sit in the water until they float to the bottom.

I wonder what will surface in the coming years and what will never come back up.
The duckweed ripples across, making some memories harder to make out than others.

Artist: Onenhillion
Title:‘Memory Pools’
Medium: Pastel, Color Pencil on Wood Panel
Dimensions: 12” x 16” / 15.75” x 19.75” – Framed
Year of Creation: 2025
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I think about how brain neurons look when they fire.
I imagine that’s how our memories work, bouncing from pool to pool.
Some sit in the water until they float to the bottom.

I wonder what will surface in the coming years and what will never come back up.
The duckweed ripples across, making some memories harder to make out than others.

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Memory Pools

I think about how brain neurons look when they fire. I imagine that’s how our memories work, bouncing from pool to pool. Some sit in the water until they float to the bottom.

I wonder what will surface in the coming years and what will never come back up. The duckweed ripples across, making some memories harder to make out than others.

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I think about how brain neurons look when they fire.
I imagine that’s how our memories work, bouncing from pool to pool.
Some sit in the water until they float to the bottom.

I wonder what will surface in the coming years and what will never come back up.
The duckweed ripples across, making some memories harder to make out than others.