Across the world, communities carry deep wounds left by violence, displacement, and loss. But within us also lives a memory—one that stretches beyond time and territory. Often silently, we carry an intangible connection to wounded places, and at the same time, to the ancestral knowledge that holds the power to heal them. In this workshop, we invite participants to reflect on those places or on a territory that feels absent from their lives—a space in need of being remembered, cared for, or healed. We will begin with a printed image of that meaningful place, and from there, engage in a symbolic intervention using plants—ancestral knowledge often held within our family or collective memory. This practice emerges from the creation process behind the exhibition Riografías: Women Healers of Alto Baudó, which can be seen in Brooklyn Bridge Park as part of the Photoville Festival.