my father’s war / Guillaume explores how memory travels between generations, transforming surviving Kodachrome slides from his father's service during the Vietnam War into layered projections. These photographs, captured initially during active duty, document daily life and landscapes from his wartime deployment. Through layering, fragmenting, and reconstructing the original images, Guillaume reflects on how memory itself becomes fragmented and reconstructed over time,. Ultimately, Guillaume examines the space between personal history, how experiences are preserved, and how our past shapes narratives across generations.