Memory Games is a series of aerial photographs of people engaged in sports activities at Foro Italico, originally constructed in the 1930's as Foro Mussolini. The entrance to this sports complex in Rome consists of a monumental walkway adorned with fascist mosaics. Today, this walkway has become a popular spot among locals for exercise. Memory Games reveals how these people inadvertently interact with their own history in the process.

Memory Games was developed in the frame of a research fellowship at Villa Romana and the Kunshistorisches Institut Florenz (KHI). It was also supported by the Mondriaan Fund.