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 absence in archival materials and practices, focusing on Latine immigrant voices and their agency in shaping historical narratives and constructing their own identities. This inquiry considers the grief associated with the loss of home and identity, as well as the processes of reconstructing them through a non-linear perspective. At the same time, I am interested in how memory functions, particularly the fragmentation of time and space that often occurs within diasporic experiences.