In contrary to his last exhibition which was intended to be resolutely focus on the artist’s relationship with space, this solo exhibition focus more on Uysal’s personal memory: his first emotions as a child, as an adolescent, his relationship with belonging, with his homeland, his family house and the figure of his father..

Also, after returning to the places of his childhood, Mehmet Ali Uysal set out to recreate a series of installations and objects based on his memory, from his first emotions, his first sensations; such as fragments for fight against oblivion.

“In these houses where I lived during my childhood, I kept many memories, but these are memories that are increasingly fuzzy, both from a factual and geographical point of view. I am aware that my memory changes with years. Even if the very existence of these memories brings me a certain level of comfort, the loss of them makes me feel anxious. As we age, we lose memories and not just the bad ones, the good ones too. And I think that a part of us must try to prevent that from happening…” said Uysal.