Patchwork Memory draws from the visual language of Lowcountry quilting traditions, where pattern becomes archive and fabric carries history. Each block suggests a fragment—work, faith, land, family—stitched into continuity rather than nostalgia. The composition honors Black domestic artistry as a form of record-keeping: memory preserved through repetition, color, and care. This work treats the quilt not as decoration, but as testimony—quiet, durable, and alive.