My work explores notions of homelands, memory, and identity (re)construction through a non-linear perspective. I use conventional and alternative processes in photography and filmmaking to create a third space –somewhere in the middle– where to visualize and express the complexity of Latine immigrant communities in New York City. The production of this imagery relies on the use of the personal archive as well as in collaborative art making and community building where participants share agency and creative power. By placing equal emphasis in both process and product, my art becomes a social and political practice that empowers immigrant communities while challenging social stereotypes.