"The Reflected Lost" is a contemplative installation that invites viewers to ponder the intangibility of memory and the role of digital media in shaping our recollection of the past. Central to the installation is a hard drive, which functions not just as a physical object but also as a database for random video sequences. These sequences are projected onto a dusty glass surface, transforming the glass into a dynamic screen that blurs and distorts the images, much like memories fading over time.

In this carefully constructed environment, the hard drive's material presence becomes a conduit for the flow of data, symbolizing the cyclical nature of how we access and revisit our stored memories. The projection of random videos represents the often unpredictable and fragmented way memories surface in our consciousness. This interplay between the digital (the videos) and the physical (the glass and hard drive) creates a dialogue about the impermanence of digital data and the fragility of recollection.