Land of Oblivion is a personal art book that investigates the erosion of memory and place through tactile storytelling. Through hand-bound pages layered with printmaking, collage, and found imagery, the work evokes the blurred boundaries between the physical and the ephemeral. I combined scanned ephemera, photographic fragments, and painterly textures to construct a narrative that mirrors the fragmentation of recollection. The piece draws on themes of loss, nostalgia, and imagined landscapes, and exists as both a sculptural object and a visual archive.