This project explores how receipts, tickets, notes, and other everyday traces can reveal fragments of a life. Combining text, images, and collected materials, the work constructs narratives through gaps and accumulation rather than linear storytelling. Influenced by epistolary structures and Fluxus practices such as Alison Knowles’ Bean Rolls, the project invites viewers to reflect on their own memories and emotional connections to ordinary objects and moments.

The final work includes two zines, the first is the object story, and the second is a love story in a roll of thermal paper.

The object story is printed in two formats: laser colour print with transparent paper and RISO print.