Anamnesis delves into the pivotal moments of my life, tracing experiences from childhood, significant physical events, and psychological shifts that have shaped my identity. Anamnesis, a term derived from the process of recalling and reconstructing memories, explores the fragmented nature of recollection, where the boundaries between reality and imagination blur. I challenge the idea of a stable self, recognizing that identity is constantly reconstructed through memory and external forces. These images deconstruct the foundational themes of childhood—fear, isolation, and desire—revealing the profound psychological complexities woven into the process of growing up.