This exhibition reimagines Puerto Rican cultural symbols through the lens of personal memory and diasporic identity. At its center is the Vejigante, transformed from its traditionally masculine form into a fluid figure embodying both celebration and protection. Through works like Diabla, Bodega, Bacon, Egg, and Cheese, and El Apagon, everyday city scenes and political tensions are interwoven with heritage, highlighting the vibrant connections between Puerto Rico and its diaspora in New York. These works were displayed at 80 Washington Square East, located in Gallery Five.