In the 1970s, a boy in a rural English town, captivated by American West Coast culture, etched those memories into his mental archives. As a zombie photographer, he began to reconstruct memories and fantasies, gazing at fleeting visual experiences he called "glimpses." "The Glimpse" is an "alternative reality" born from fragments of the past and longing. How much of memory is true? Here lies a 40-year journey, continually challenged through the medium of photography.
