Sculptural installation + short film (5:44) 

Materials: Bottled water, mango boxes, family photos, iPhone

Dimensions: Variable.

A left-handed altar made from memory, refusal, and diaspora ritual.

This sculptural installation remixes family archive, sound collage, and domestic materials into a sensory site of surveillance, interruption, and sacred gesture. A table becomes stage. A meal becomes refusal. A left-handed act becomes language.

Guests entered a world where the left hand—once corrected by empire and religion—is reclaimed as sacred. An iPhone pointed at guests throughout, glitching the space into both shrine and spectacle.

This is not just a film. It is a living archive.
A refusal wrapped in ritual.
A glitch in the colonial record.
A gesture that remembers..