From the daily shopping receipts to an official marriage certificate, our lives are dominated by and revealed through our paper trails. These humble forms of documentation provide insight into its owner's personal habits and life choices.
Rendering and replicating the traces of my family members' written records exposes a moment, a movement, or an event that shapes a semi-autobiographical challenge to the notion of who I am, who we all are, progressing the discourse of what it means to live within or outside of arbitrary social boundaries.
