The project is based on my childhood memories, aged five, with an approach to reconstructing past experiences through perception and imagination. By looking at the scientific narrative of the delayed-choice double-slit experiment in quantum physics as a narrative point, the project explored how our act of observing memories can influence and reshape our understanding of both the past and the future, highlighting their non-linear interplay. It suggests that perception, when intertwined with imagination, transcends the linear progression of time, creating a fluid and multidimensional experience in reconstructing memories. The project explored a reflection on how memory is shaped by what we observe, how we imagine it, and the embodied loops between internal cognition and external environments.