Set in the early 2000s, this work is a layered tribute to family, memory, and the fading culture of community connection in pre-digital Nigeria. Capturing my christening day, it brings together my parents, elder sister, and extended community in a scene rich with symbolic gestures—from a father offering godly counsel, to generations passing down wisdom. Everyone is fully present, untouched by screens, absorbed in conversation, ritual, and love. The painting reflects on how shifts in technology and parenting have impacted morality and social values in modern Nigerian society. Through details like the sun and moon rising together, and stories of unseen kinship and sonder, this work honors the last generation to straddle both analog and digital worlds, and the family traditions that shaped us.