Looking through the eyes of a rebellious 17-year-old French poet, Arthur Rimbaud, we explored his views with his poems. The process for this module was particularly very interesting. For its first stage, we started collecting objects that had some sort of resemblance to the poem we read. As for me, Rimbaud's 'summer nights' struck me. When he mentions the term 'tarnished halos', I interpret it as something that once held a lot of significance has been tarnished by something or some event. Keeping that in mind, we turned the objects into a physicality. Somewhere in finding objects that were tarnished, I reached my mother's closet. finding my late grandmother's shawl to my dad's old motorcycle gloves, all were something we didn't use but couldn't get rid of it either. Seeing those objects after such a long time felt like peeping into their stories. The installation further developed into a text about its experience and then into a drawing and then a performative act.