Lasting Impressions explores the alienation that can come from an obsession with being remembered. In her pursuit of individuality and superiority, the subject gradually distances herself from everyone around her, until the life she has built leaves her with little to hold onto but the impression she will ultimately leave behind.

Having sacrificed her relationships in pursuit of distinction, she becomes determined to ensure that she will be remembered—if not for the life she lived, then for the way she chooses to leave it.

Lasting Impressions asks us to consider what defines the legacy we leave behind. Is it our appearance, our achievements, or the way others remember us? When life is reduced to its final impression, what is truly worth being remembered for?