Souvenirs are something that is being kept for memory, particularly as objects and photographs of certain travels or events. It is being kept personally, in the house, in our homes, the value is intimate rather than formal.  The house becomes the micro-ecology especially during this pandemic as we were restricted to go out and public gatherings are limited. Looking inside in our own locality- the family, the household in this time of lockdown, and social distancing, we are bordered to slow down, travels, and migration is confined, and being productive is reduced to being futile. The family and the extended community (neighbors) become our immediate world, re-exploring and discovering new connections and interactions. The work “Souvenirs” of found photographs of my uncle become a perfect reflection of this time of global crisis. The pressure of the capital and movement of people and goods was minimized.  The photographs of cargo ships and ports revealed how human’s thirst for global labor and capital but when the pandemic happened, all the movements were halted. But “looking in” of being idle, looking at photographs, one can reveal the world through several souvenirs.