Siliconá and her Random Access Memory (2020) embodies computer-generated memories that were not once tangible, distinguishing between altering the perception of experiences and digital daydreams. Siliconá exists as a host for this portal of reminiscence, stimulating a glimpse into the comparisons between the brain and the hard drive. The shell prompts an insight into the actual physicality of the digital experience, through touch and physical interaction with a machine. The kaleidoscopic recollections communicate the comparable fragmentation of computer memory and human memory.