The author makes objects out of pages from notebooks, and personal documents and place them into familiar surroundings, both in Berlin and here in England to try to physically connect these places. The objects act as a filter and distort the view through the lens, transforming the image and eliciting a response. Memories reconstruct themselves, making new connections. Words and numbers appear, a sense of something intangible begins to reveal itself. Recollecting, reiterating and visualising these thoughts; this process of re-examination provides a sense of orientation.
The feeling of disconnectedness changes into something the author can identify with.