Dinh Q. Lê's *Persistence of Memory #10* showcases the artist's signature technique of intricately cutting and weaving chromogenic prints together with linen tape, creating a fragmented yet unified visual surface. The interlaced photographic strips disrupt and reconstruct imagery, evoking themes of memory, identity, and the layered complexity of cultural history. This labor-intensive process transforms photography into a textile-like object, blurring the boundaries between image-making and traditional craft.