Nasaria Suckoo Chollette is a distinguished Caymanian artist, poet, and educator, whose multidisciplinary practice explores themes of identity, history, and cultural memory. Working across installation, sculpture, video, collage, and mixed media painting, her art offers layered reflections on the past while honoring the resilience of the Caymanian people. Deeply rooted in ancestral knowledge and oral traditions, Chollette’s art often centers the role of women as cultural bearers and meditates on the transmission of memory through matrilineal lines. Her practice also confronts the enduring legacies of enslavement and colonialism, revealing how history is not a fixed archive but a living presence, looping, resurfacing and reimagining itself in the present. In this context, her work becomes a vital node in the exhibition’s exploration of how cultural inheritance moves not only through bloodline, but also through ritual, storytelling, and place.