“Forget Me Not” is an intimate exploration into my personal journey with memory and its profound impact on the intricate workings of my mind. This unique book ventures beyond the surface, delving into the complexities of memory loss through a thoughtfully curated narrative.

The book starts with an insightful introduction on memory loss, serving as the anchor for a deeper exploration. Sections unfold, delving into the realm of sensory memories, long-term recollections, and short-term memories. Each section has stories and some evocative images, serving as tangible examples of memory preservation—an endeavor to ensure that individuals are not lost within the sands of time.

Yet, I deliberately introduce elements that paradoxically contradict this preservation. Through abstract elements like blurs, lines, blank spaces, etc.It allows the audience to experience what forgetfulness feels like. These elements serve as a visual manifestation of my struggle with memory, culminating in an intentional progression where the text becomes gradually illegible. The deliberate absence of color further heightens this experience, evoking a sense of emptiness, nostalgia, and the gradual loss of memory. The book seeks to bridge the gap between personal struggles with memory and the universal human experience of navigating the complexities of recollection.