Objects of Memory is a series exploring the meaning we attach to everyday things. From the prosaic (like a can of Diet Coke) to the profound (The Rosetta Stone), objects can be a cultural record; they can hold us together, tell a story, spark self reflection, and bring context to our personal & shared history. Each subject in this series tells a story. Some will hold collective meaning, while other might resonate individually. As standalone illustrations, I invite you to reflect on the meaning we derive from the objects we choose to keep and collect, as well as the objects we see every day.