What could the material history of Gaelic have looked like, had it not been subject to such violent erasure?

This project set out to explore a feeling of disconnection towards formal Gaelic culture, as a ‘first-generation’ speaker who learned the language in Glasgow – despite it being a part of my heritage.

By re-appropriating archival materials in combination with a visual language from my closer background, I am bridging a gap to alternative narrative; imagining what could have been.