This project explores the fascinating connection between physical and digital memory. I've created a mechanical wooden sphere, where the upper portion is uniquely formed from layered MRI scans of individuals experiencing happiness. Within the sphere, a rotating carousel presents six distinct 3D illustrated memories from my own life. A connected digital interface allows users to control the carousel and simultaneously view the verifiable events that inspired these personal recollections. This dynamic interaction between the tangible sphere and its digital counterpart underscores memory's inherent subjectivity, inviting us to consider how our perceptions, shaped by daily life, can differ significantly from objective reality.