“Abba and Me” is a reflection on communication as it unfolds within the intimacy and complexity of family. The walls and floor ground the piece in the physical language of home—a space both familiar and fraught. Phones display video fragments of conversations with my father, revealing not only words exchanged but emotions in motion: pauses, misfires, hesitations, warmth. Through the sculptural installation and the rhythm of the video, the piece holds space for the tensions, misunderstandings, and quiet reconciliations that shape my experience of home. It is an attempt to capture the layered, often nonlinear process of connection between parent and child.