Visual artist Juliet Russo born in Buenos Aires, draws inspiration from the complexities of family and immigration. Raised in the shadows of an absent father, their work navigates the emotional terrain of the mother-daughter bond amidst adapting to a new country. Textured landscapes symbolize the transformative immigrant journey, while abstract elements convey fragmented memories. Photography captures the subtleties of language barriers and emotional struggles. She explores identity, independence, and the mysteries surrounding absence, creating a space for empathy. Their work reflects a poignant invitation for viewers to reflect on their own familial and cultural landscapes, resonating with shared human experiences.