A persisting memory is not stable. It shifts shape, anchoring one moment and dissolving the next, never fixed but always present in some form. Memories resurface uninvited, altered by time and emotion, slipping between clarity and distortion. Familiar images become abstract, details fade while feelings intensify. The linear flow of time folds in on itself, looping and fracturing. What remains is not a clear reflection of the past, but a sensation suspended just beyond reach: elusive, haunting, and quietly insistent.
A persisting memory is not stable. It shifts shape, anchoring one moment and dissolving the next, never fixed but always present in some form. Memories resurface uninvited, altered by time and emotion, slipping between clarity and distortion. Familiar images become abstract, details fade while feelings intensify. The linear flow of time folds in on itself, looping and fracturing. What remains is not a clear reflection of the past, but a sensation suspended just beyond reach: elusive, haunting, and quietly insistent.
Endoume is precisely one of those persisting memories.
It reflects the nocturnal Marseille neighborhood with its winding streets and dim streetlights. Its curves and textures recall late-night walks, hills folding into one another, shadows cast by flickering lamps, and the quiet rhythm of a city at rest, captured in memory.

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