This exhibition emerges from The Amplification Project, a living, crowd-sourced digital archive documenting art shaped by forced migration, displacement, and cultural survival. Focusing on contemporary Arab women artists connected to Detroit, it explores migration, inheritance, and life between cultural geographies. Unfolding as a visual and auditory environment, the exhibition features artworks, installations, film, poetry, and recorded narration inspired by hakawati (a centuries-old tradition of Arabic oral storytelling) accompanied by ambient soundscapes. Together, image, voice, and sound trace arcs of rupture, resilience, and rebirth, revealing how artists shaped by diaspora and displacement find re-emergence and contribute new artistic languages rooted in Detroit’s Arab American community.