The human body and mind are the vessels that hold memories and store it in a unique way, individual to all. It carries the memory from the past through to the future. The more we bisect and analyse what a memory is the further we stray from being able to recreate it, we feel this intuitively. Depicted here are genes that enable memory formation and serves as a materialistic perspective. The paradox of losing the memory the more we analyse it is represented by the colour gradation to white. This also forms a beautiful silhouette that is a metaphor for the human body. This work explores the paradox of memory and its physical storage.