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Everyone is evidence of human existence. We spend time living in this world to learn, create, provide, receive, and exchange something. What we do becomes a history in one's life; some are simple, and some are unforgettable depending on how they're perceived. When I was walking around in Chinatown, Singapore, in 2021, I found this man working on his things behind a painting on a giant wall that looks exactly like an animation version of him. I started to wonder how people would think about me when I leave this world behind, and I started to realize that I might be remembered or forgotten, and that's okay. This reminds me that with evidence, someone's story is recognized, and his story will remain as long as this painting stays. It was a little moment that touched me deeply, making me think about how we are remembered and how even a simple image can preserve a person's existence. I find it touching to see how people choose to create an impression of someone based on what they choose to believe, allowing a person's story to remain through the memories and meanings they leave behind.

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