Re-Move

Nahee Kim's visual narrative "Re-Move" uses a spiral building resembling a stack of circular hard disks to explore how computers locate and retrieve stored data. In the story, a character searches for fuzzy memories by matching room-like address codes, and each room triggers sounds and feelings tied to those memories. For another character, the same process is a kind of sorting and removal, akin to tidying up. The article says the title illustrates the end of a synthetic being's existence, connecting protocols of memory, death, and space.