Playing a traditional memory game is already a difficult game, but this one made by Cecilia Verilli and Federico Carpani challenges really your visual and mental strengths. As the amount of images we see everyday increases, it's interesting to see what stays with us, whether the world's visual clutter has affected our ability to look closely, or even if we can recall the subtleties of Verilli's personal family pictures. The game is on… After editing a selection of photographs from Cecilia's countless family albums, the authors turned the material into a find-the-pair game. Heavily cropped portraits of the young girl together with animals, toys, ice creams, costumes, laughter and tears give a delicate and sincere glimpse into Cecilia's carefree early years in the Italian countryside. Appealing both to children, vernacular photography enthusiasts, and everyone in between, the game works on two levels, combining the simplicity of looking at images with the complexity of their meaning as a memory. — Erik Kessels.