Old Friends explores how everyday objects become vessels for memory. Through drawings of childhood toys, analogue technology, and familiar artifacts, the collection reflects on the emotional significance of things once woven into daily life.
Objects that were handled without thought gradually become markers of identity, belonging, and time. A cassette tape, a burned CD, a water ring game, a plastic water gun, and a slinky shift from disposable possessions into personal artifacts. Here, nostalgia is less about the objects themselves than about the lives once lived around them.
