Imaginary Trip takes place in an abandoned train in the Democratic Republic of Congo, with many different figures appearing in the works in different styles, going in different directions, and either appearing fully there or in an almost ghostly state. It shows people almost traveling through time, all on a different journey, or from past journeys that will never happen again. The train, and all places around the world, have had so many visitors, events, and occurrences, with this train no longer able to make more memories, yet still has so many experiences tied to it from before. No matter the fact that no more physical journeys can occur, the journey of life will never end. In a way it is very somber, the fact that people have come and gone, and will continue to come and go, but the world goes on living and, for the most part, remembering those who have gone. In many ways, those who have gone, are able to live through those still alive, staying in the memories but also watching over friends and family, as the journey goes on and on, generation after generation.

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