As part of a generation that grew up during the transition from the analog world to the internet, experiencing an overwhelming flow of information, emerging identities, and new ways of expression from early digital aesthetics to memes and symbols that carry multiple meanings. The collection revisits my adolescent references to express how I see the world today, merging them with my current references, processes of documentation, memory, and the construction of self-esteem for non-binary bodies and identities, as well as for the original and ancestral identities of that time.

By using these digital languages, the work proposes a strategy of historical record and contemplation of ancestry an ancestry that my people continue to sustain and actively build.