This project examines the relationship between people and cars by taking a documentary approach to the Loop R community. In this case, cars are not cars but memories, identities, and emotional attachments. The documentary is taken at the actual instances of meeting, daily living, and automobile culture in a Thai setting, and furniture pieces are merged to carry the notion of movement beyond a literal movement to the emotional state.

The art piece encourages the audience to consider movement that does not cease as soon as something seems to be still, or when a subject is already out of their lives. It also notes how materials survive as bearers of memory to hold lingering traces of presence and experience and to endure through time.