Emotion influences various cognitive processes such as memory. At the same time, emotional responses regulate and determine how to perceive our world and organize our memory. This project would allow individuals I particularly interviewed in my community and peers to reflect on their experiences furthermore, my target audience is open to everyone for my final visual participatory workshop. Using the metaphor of abstract bubble patterns, I communicate with audiences as a visual language. The vivid color creates feelings or mood and they help abstract memory to form a shape and is used by visual communication. Those color methods enhance the richness of data by illustrating additional layers of meaning and creating expression forms. The physical visual board which is my final execution engages the interest and provides them with chances to enjoy multi-sensory experiences rather than on a digital screen. It produces the best possible environment for sharing patterns in a creative and collaborative way to capture emotional impact. Their instant reactions from the workshop will show up in their pattern-creation activities and those cooperative patterns make my work compelling. How does a pattern reflect memory? How is abstract pattern helping those audiences to emotional connection? How does visual representation impact your emotions based on experiences? Why do visual languages represent bubbles and why aren’t they repetitive shapes? How can we create human archive visual memories in participatory workshops?