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I read somewhere that, when TV was only in black and white, some people would dream in black and white. I found this idea interesting: the images we see directly influence our memories.

A few years ago I was in an art gallery with a friend, in Berlin. As we were walking she stops in front of a picture of Beaugrenelle, a neighborhood in Paris were new buildings rose in the 1970-1980s. "That's my neighborhood!", she said.

I don't remember anything about the colors of this art gallery, nor if the photography was in color or black and white. Therefore, my memory of this event contains no color. Here is how I see this neighborhood now: without colors.

See the first part of the series:

And the whole series here:

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Description
I read somewhere that, when TV was only in black and white, some people would dream in black and white. I found this idea interesting: the images we see directly influence our memories.

A few years ago I was in an art gallery with a friend, in Berlin. As we were walking she stops in front of a picture of Beaugrenelle, a neighborhood in Paris were new buildings rose in the 1970-1980s. "That's my neighborhood!", she said.

I don't remember anything about the colors of this art gallery, nor if the photography was in color or black and white. Therefore, my memory of this event contains no color. Here is how I see this neighborhood now: without colors.

See the first part of the series:

And the whole series here:

[link]