This work was made during my grandmother’s experience with Alzheimer’s disease. Through fragmented images, layered subtitles, family conversations, shifting rhythms, and monoprint traces, the work reflects the disorientation of memory and the tenderness that remains within it. Rather than presenting Alzheimer’s only as loss, it traces the coexistence of confusion, care, repetition, and love. Personal memories, imagined scenes, and moments of daily speech overlap, forming a non-linear space where time becomes unstable, but emotional connection continues to endure.