Item 001
A Photograph With No Date
A womans lies naked in a dark room with only her lower half shown. Two lit red candles are seen in the background. Red spots of dripped red wax trace down her body.
Property Drawer
Things Without a Room
The Lost and Found holds photographs, screenshots, ticket stubs, saved words, old links, digital scraps, unfinished thoughts, and objects whose meaning outlived their usefulness.
Not everything here was lost by accident. Some things were placed here because I was not ready to throw them away.
No matching claim ticket is required.
Unclaimed Property
Recently Found
“At the temple there is a poem called "Loss" carved into the stone. It has three words, but the poet has scratched them out. You cannot read loss, only feel it.”
Item 002
A torn page of a book
In the hotels library sits a book missing a part of it's page. The piece missing was torn out by a guest of the motel in mourning.
Item 003
An Audio Recording left by someone unknown.
A man tells a story and rambles about varying topics. Ocassikonally other voices are heard as if he's talking to someone.
Item 004
A Photograph With No Date
A black and white wedding photo.
Item 005
A DVD Movie Titled: The Matrix (1999)
A guest passing through the Motel forgot their favorite movie.
Item 006
A Photograph of an Evening meal
Home made mac and cheese with Fried Chicken made from scratch.
Location: Sköldinge, Sweden (2014)
Item 007
A Photograph of Unknown Person
A Man from behind walking down a neon blue lit stairwell.
Location: Las Vegas (2025)
Item 008
Paula & Claude
Regulars of the Pink Motel, they have stayed here over many decades. They haven't checked in several years but remnants of their stay's continue to be found.
Loose Papers
Fragments
Undated
Sometimes the thing I remember most clearly is the lighting.
2:41 AM
A place can become familiar before it becomes safe.
After rain
Everything looked softer reflected in the pavement.
No date recorded
I kept it because throwing it away felt too final.
Some things are only lost because no one knew where they belonged.