Ephemeral fragments of everyday life that extend beyond the present. Spaces that have disappeared or been transformed, but remain alive in memory through images: a faded façade, the colour of a sign, a package preserved in time. This encounter invites us to discover these silent presences—gestures, images, and visual references that make up a shared memory, not necessarily spoken, but felt. More than reconstructing the past, it is about recognising what remains: the visual traces that shaped everyday life and still inhabit our collective imagination.

It is an invitation to conversation and mindfulness. To find, in shared traces, ways of being together—even in what is no longer there.