Best of Our Memory Lies Outside Us

Best of Our Memory Lies Outside Us

Sara Naimpour

Throughout the years that I lived in Tehran, I was always intrigued by two kinds of places. Places where my pleasant or unpleasant memories echoed, and the places that act as transformative passageways.

This series is a reminder of all those places and the memories associated with them. In this series I attempt to capture the“outer me”.

Throughout the years that I lived in Tehran, I was always intrigued by two kinds of places. Places where my pleasant or unpleasant memories echoed, and the places that act as transformative passageways. This series is a reminder of all those places and the memories associated with them. In this series, I attempt to capture the “outer me”.
Throughout the years that I lived in Tehran, I was always intrigued by two kinds of places. Places where my pleasant or unpleasant memories echoed, and the places that act as transformative passageways. This series is a reminder of all those places and the memories associated with them. In this series, I attempt to capture the “outer me”.
Throughout the years that I lived in Tehran, I was always intrigued by two kinds of places. Places where my pleasant or unpleasant memories echoed, and the places that act as transformative passageways. This series is a reminder of all those places and the memories associated with them. In this series, I attempt to capture the “outer me”.
Throughout the years that I lived in Tehran, I was always intrigued by two kinds of places. Places where my pleasant or unpleasant memories echoed, and the places that act as transformative passageways. This series is a reminder of all those places and the memories associated with them. In this series, I attempt to capture the “outer me”.
Throughout the years that I lived in Tehran, I was always intrigued by two kinds of places. Places where my pleasant or unpleasant memories echoed, and the places that act as transformative passageways. This series is a reminder of all those places and the memories associated with them. In this series, I attempt to capture the “outer me”.
Throughout the years that I lived in Tehran, I was always intrigued by two kinds of places. Places where my pleasant or unpleasant memories echoed, and the places that act as transformative passageways. This series is a reminder of all those places and the memories associated with them. In this series, I attempt to capture the “outer me”.
Throughout the years that I lived in Tehran, I was always intrigued by two kinds of places. Places where my pleasant or unpleasant memories echoed, and the places that act as transformative passageways. This series is a reminder of all those places and the memories associated with them. In this series, I attempt to capture the “outer me”.
Throughout the years that I lived in Tehran, I was always intrigued by two kinds of places. Places where my pleasant or unpleasant memories echoed, and the places that act as transformative passageways. This series is a reminder of all those places and the memories associated with them. In this series, I attempt to capture the “outer me”.
Throughout the years that I lived in Tehran, I was always intrigued by two kinds of places. Places where my pleasant or unpleasant memories echoed, and the places that act as transformative passageways. This series is a reminder of all those places and the memories associated with them. In this series, I attempt to capture the “outer me”.
Throughout the years that I lived in Tehran, I was always intrigued by two kinds of places. Places where my pleasant or unpleasant memories echoed, and the places that act as transformative passageways. This series is a reminder of all those places and the memories associated with them. In this series, I attempt to capture the “outer me”.
Throughout the years that I lived in Tehran, I was always intrigued by two kinds of places. Places where my pleasant or unpleasant memories echoed, and the places that act as transformative passageways. This series is a reminder of all those places and the memories associated with them. In this series, I attempt to capture the “outer me”.
Throughout the years that I lived in Tehran, I was always intrigued by two kinds of places. Places where my pleasant or unpleasant memories echoed, and the places that act as transformative passageways. This series is a reminder of all those places and the memories associated with them. In this series, I attempt to capture the “outer me”.
Throughout the years that I lived in Tehran, I was always intrigued by two kinds of places. Places where my pleasant or unpleasant memories echoed, and the places that act as transformative passageways. This series is a reminder of all those places and the memories associated with them. In this series, I attempt to capture the “outer me”.
Throughout the years that I lived in Tehran, I was always intrigued by two kinds of places. Places where my pleasant or unpleasant memories echoed, and the places that act as transformative passageways. This series is a reminder of all those places and the memories associated with them. In this series, I attempt to capture the “outer me”.
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