Then, Again is an exploration of nuanced ideas of memory and tranquility under adversity. Working from photographs taken in passing, I recompose and eliminate much of the specificity, liberating the timelessness within them into tender and lyrical moments. In this body of work, pencil marks act as a metaphor for the frustration and mixed emotions we experience while the world passes by through our windows. It is an attempt to capture the subtle entanglement of delight and discomfort during a global pandemic through intimate drawings of small gratitudes.