This performance is an exploration grounded in Shaaray's lived experience of racial trauma, exploring how trauma shapes and disrupts the self and the relationships with those around them. The work emerges from a foundation of this lived experience, but it does not depict this directly; instead, it invites audiences into a more open, abstract space where personal traumas can be felt, questioned, and interpreted in multiple ways.

Through a multidisciplinary approach, the performance weaves together projected text, movement, and composition to create an immersive environment. Projected text offers fragmented thoughts of identity, and movement embodies memories, tension, and the body's response to the weight of processing trauma. The composition serves as an aural representation of internal turmoil and moments of hope during healing.

Instead of a linear narrative, the work embraces fragmentation and abstraction, confronting the complexity of processing trauma. Rather than representing one fixed perspective, the piece invites audiences to witness and engage with what is left unsaid, unseen, or unresolved. In doing so, it opens a space for reflection and the potential of shared understanding through lived experience.