TAILORED MEMORY is a rollator (walking aid) that makes a statement about dementia itself. On the one hand, the shredded paper with which it is 'overgrown' represents the loss of memory caused by dementia; on the other hand, it can of course also be understood as an allusion to political scandals in which important evidence of corruption is made to disappear in this way. This also points to the 'invalidity' of democracy, which loses transparency as a result.

These rollators stand for Critical Design, a design style that criticizes things or conditions; here it draws attention to a deficiency in design and demands the right to self-determined and self-confident aesthetics. The objects are not intended for actual use, but should contribute to a change in design and politics.