Memories shape our character, our thinking, our Self-being. They help us to orient ourselves in space and to perceive and reflect our surroundings. How can memories be stored, preservered or even re-lived? What alternatives exist to the conventional archive that stores memories in form of nonspecific neutrality? Nowadays more and more data is accumulated, and the question of how to preserve memories is gaining importance. Using various methodologies and media I approached the concept of memory. I took psychogrammatical drawings of my own memories, so-called minddrawings, as a base to reinterpret and transform them into three-dimensional models. In a second step I translated the resulting models back into drawings and tried to extract shapes and build forms. The transformation of memories using different media and methods was the focus of this project.