This site-specific installation makes use of the ephemera of the artist’s grandparents’ lives. Using the memoirs of their grandfather, which he spent years writing before he died, and the miscellaneous objects of his life with the artist’s grandmother, this work incorporates their photos, writings, certificates, family documents, and paintings, etc. alongside the artist’s own photos, writing, research, and drawings. This archive tells the story of family with lore that reaches back in time (and may or may not be true), details moments of history that signify the complex nature of the relationship between the Puerto Rican and American identity and stretches into the present and an unknowable future with an earnest desire to celebrate family. Over the duration of the exhibition, the work will grow through ongoing research, investigation, interviews, and actions as well as through activations initiated through programming and organized visits from others to the installation.