An eroded item loses its singularity. It leaves a collection of loose fragments and particulates, with each piece only holding partial memories of its beginning.

What do we see in the collections of these particles? Disjointed fragments connected together, glued and molded to serve a new purpose. Buildings defined by the sum of things that have forgotten their own names. Nevertheless, these new buildings will eventually erode away themselves, creating fodder for the next ones.

This is how time progresses. Strata lines formed from memory, unfaltering spires built on the ruins of the last.

OPENING RECEPTION:
February 10, 2026
5:30PM–8:30PM

Broad Art Center, EDA (Room 1250)
240 Charles E. Young Dr
Los Angeles

Visitor Parking available in Parking Structures 3 and 5.

GALLERY HOURS:
February 11-12
11AM-5PM
Additional hours available via appointment (aidanstrong@ucla.edu).