Primer sets a stage of self-consuming acts of expression– where continuous streams-of- consciousness are shredded, creating an intimate loop between creating and destroying.

Fractured memories and emotional confessions come here to rest with no record left behind.This process in Primer mirrors the instability of memory, the fragmentation of thought, and the disorientation of dissociation. It speaks to the tension between the need to communicate and the failure of language to fully capture internal experience. What remains are partial transmissions, broken narratives, and ghosts of moments already gone.