The phrase "a work of memory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a piece of art, literature, or any creation that is based on recollections or personal experiences.
Example: "The novel is not just a story; it is a work of memory that reflects the author's childhood and the events that shaped their life."
Alternatives: "a product of recollection" or "a creation of remembrance".
But is this a work of memory or forgetting?
Mr. Ayers has called his book a work of memory, fact and fiction.
"When Night Falls" is a work of memory, reconstruction, and empathy that blends a coolly analytical style with a fierce yet quiet passion.
The transformation in Lanzmann's films of words into images is more than an effort of transmission, more than a work of memory; it's a glimmer of ordinary happiness as righteous and sacred demand, as the very heart of sublimity and the promise that survivors of horror leave to their future heirs.
Last year Lorin Maazel began the first subscription series program of his first season as music director of the New York Philharmonic with the premiere of John Adams's "On the Transmigration of Souls," a work of memory and reflection about 9/11 on its first anniversary.
It, too, is a historical film — it's set in an unspecified time in the late nineteenth century — but it's framed as a work of memory, as a man recalls what he saw and experienced as a boy at the time of the strike.
Yet the result is Mr. Wong's most personal film, fusing image and sound in a work of pure memory.
The poem also makes much of the work of memory, a theme explored as well in the "Ode: Intimations of Immortality from Recollections of Early Childhood".
Dublin Fringe Festival: Ingun Bjornsgaard: Bygones Upstairs Project Arts Centre, Dublin, Sat A work about the nature of memory.
This is illustrated by the performance of mice on a working memory version of the radial-arm maze (unpublished observations, see Sanderson et al., 2009a).
A working memory component of the task was excluded by continuous presentation of the sequence on the screen.
