My work explores notions of homelands, memory, and identity (re)construction through a feminist and decolonial perspective. I use alternative processes in photography, filmmaking, and social practice to address the limited visibility and underrepresentation of Latine immigrant voices in the construction of their social narratives within a national context. In my work, I delve into how immigrants grieve the loss of their identities and homes, and how they rebuild them. At the same time, I am interested in exploring how memory functions, highlighting the fragmentation of time and space that often occurs.