Footage from an orphanage bin reveals fragmented memories marred by childhood trauma. Faces dissolve into one another as the images shift from light to darkness. The film, titled J., runs for six minutes and was released in 2008. It captures the unsettling nature of recollections shaped by early experiences, blending visual elements to convey a sense of decay and loss.

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