Recovering data from damaged or discarded hard drives (HDs) bought in junk shops, the artist Leo Caobelli constitutes a gigantic collection of other people's personal information. Playing with the appropriation of these images, he confronts us not so much with the possibility of rescuing the stories that have stopped being told, but with the emptiness that remains from a promise unfulfilled by a technology that is programmed to store and organize our memories, but also for its own overcoming and disposal.