The work thematises movement and time, one of the possible assigments for the Painting course. The autor used as the main motive an image of a flock of birds in flight, painted from memory. Technnique used was ink on paper. The image was repeated five times. Although it seems that the works are identical, each one differs from the one before and the one after it. The first work is replicated through repetition, but afterwards each one is a replica of the one before. In that way, we are distancing ourselves from the first, original work, although we keep a resemblance with it. This also relates to the fact that, each time we remember some event, we are not remembering the event directly, but differently: sometimes with a new detail, but some moments from past memories fade, or are forgotten, which does not mean that they cannot appear in some of the future recollections of the same event. Memory is changed with each new repeated action/remembering, as in the work this thesis is based on. The action is not in vain because each new work does not only bring change, but it also means creating a new, slighly transformed work. Each image, although simplified, seems chaotic, like an organized chaos (Umberto Eco2). By juxtaposing the works, a sense of order and calmnesss is achieved, and the intetion of the author becomes visible. This incriseases the power of the image. The series is about the memory as a trace and “capturing the moment”. The author emphasises the value of multiplying copies that enamblethe memory to live and renew itself.