Through digital collage, I draw from oral stories, archival family photographs, Dominican Kwéyòl texts, audio recordings, historical research and memories to construct visual narratives that reflect complexity and subjectivity. I see my memory as a vase, shattered through intergenerational suppression of language, partially remaining intact through glimpses of cultural transmission (traditional food and drink, oral stories, Carribean accent). In creating digital collages I seek to reflect and represent  the multifaceted layers of Caribbean memory through the lens of family. Aiming to embody the loss of Kwéyòl language and the importance of its cultural distinctiveness.