Can I miss someone I never met?

Can I mourn for something that hasn’t passed?

Can I grieve for something that I never had?

Can I remember something I never knew?

‘When Can I Miss You?’ explores ideas of cultural erasure and disenfranchised grief through the personal lens of interactions with culture and family history.

While serving as a celebration of my grandmothers influence and heritage, it also addresses broader notions of grief and mourning for a loss of culture, history and identity.