"Excerpts from Ms. Tilda’s diary vol. 1" is presented as a fictional archive, assembled from images and texts that feel at once intimate and estranged. Horses, gates, gravestones, and desert fields - shot with a glaring flash and digitally transformed - dissolve into a dreamlike palette of pink gradients, inverted skies, and 8-bit textures. Works such as Gate 1 and "Dear Door <3" stand like threshold icons, while "My Horse Distrusts You", "Horses Grow in Love", and "Horses Love Here" turn the horse into a symbol of distance, kitsch affection, and coded memory. "5 Miles from Here” and "Miles Died in This Meadow" read as ghost-markers, mournful signposts in a world where fact and fiction collapse.

The series performs the role of a digital archaeologist, where preservation and invention blur. These images behave like relics scraped from a vanished web, yet their distortions are deliberate - evidence of a world built on the tension between sincerity and absurdity, memory and fabrication.