Body’s Memory II continued to explore the idea of memory in a new form, where memory turns into identity. One’s remembrance reflects on the current and past of one’s being. To remember is to reflect not only in time but in space and roots in relation to life events. The identity reflects on how one returns in time, how one re-visualizes his or her own past. How does one react to time that relates to his or her identity as much as the general idea of time. We return to our memories beyond pastime and identify who we are not and how the presentness affects our space of thinking—connection to pastime, which is the memory of our thinking. In this project, the character poses and constantly gazes out and attempts to remember the memories outside of one’s physical space.