Takming Chuang transforms San Francisco University High School’s Jackson Street Gallery into a holding facility to sort and process 30 years of embodied knowledge. Modular utility shelves hold clay-encapsulated memories shot during the artist’s teens to early 20s. On felt-lined wall boards, original c-prints from the same time period (1995 - 2005) are scattered non-chronologically among digital contemporaries (2006 - 2024). The gallery’s trash, recycle, and compost bins, filled and emptied daily, are integrated within the modular shelves. The title of this exhibition, Cache, alludes to the exponential accumulation of embodied artifacts that individuals hold, sort, and process. Chuang is interested in how individuals keep, discard, and recycle information across time in relation to change.