"Death can't be killed, life can't be killed. People die, but life goes on, for nothing ever really ends."

Memento Mori ("Remember that you will die") is a conversation about death between a mother and child. On the way back from school to home, a child asks questions, seeking to understand death and what it means. The mother answers in pictures, for young and old alike grapple with these very questions. Memento Mori unfolds like a game of hide-and-seek in illustrations where shadows weave in and out among colorful shapes full of vitality.