This work spans different generations of artist Tetembua Dandara’s family. It is brought to life through the encounter between the performer and her grandmother, Dirce Poli, with interventions from her mother, Neuza Poli, and her sister, Mafoane Odara. The installation invites the audience into a space reminiscent of a grandmother’s living room, a backyard, or even a 1990s party. Here, narratives are reconstructed through voices, flavors, and gazes, allowing the audience to move freely through the space and stories for as long as they wish. The piece originates from the artist’s photo book of the same name, which features blank (and black) spaces, creating a dialogue between images and minimal words.