A part of the project called ‘A Place at the Table; Where is Amma?’, nine individual panels in consecutive arrangement on Bazaar Road, are individual sound works by artists that urge participants to find immersion in them by allowing sound to evoke, to imagine, and to connect through fine nuances, permitting the recalling of memories. In the evoking of memories, this embodied experience urges one to move thus to a position of recollection. In this recalling, rises the force with which one is able to kindle and set in motion a new understanding, the shedding of generational perceptions upon which social constructs rest. Bazaar Road, its sights and sounds, its profound history, and the artists’ expressions of memories bring forth an amalgamation of experiences here, which provide the impetus to begin to encounter something new, through the reminiscence of the antecedent.

- Tanya Abraham