Memory Carcass is an immersive, interdisciplinary work that probes the intersection of memory, identity, and excavation. Through a striking blend of gallery installation and performance, the piece uses the metaphor of butchery to explore how memories, like flesh, are dissected, reassembled, and distorted by time. The gallery installation offers viewers an observational glimpse into the visceral remnants of a collective past using large scale soft sculpture. The accompanying live performance offers a physical space to question and investigate the themes that arise in the gallery work, inviting viewers to reflect on the nature of truth, personal experience and the malleability of identity. In Memory Carcass, past and present converge, revealing the fluid, often disjointed process of self-understanding.