Rojas’ exploration of Colombian society challenges viewers to confront uncomfortable truths, while Candiani’s multidisciplinary practice prompts critical contemplation of ideologies, resilience, and labor. Friedman’s intimate portrayal of couples kissing invites reflection on the nature of intimacy and public display, while Jack’s work offers a deep exploration of personal and cultural identity through vivid imagery. Neuenschwander’s playful yet profound narratives imbue the mundane with poetic significance. Together, these works invite viewers to reconsider their understanding of familiar concepts and reflect on daily moments that shape their own lives.Organization and Support_The Days That Build Us_ is curated by Jennifer Inacio, PAMM Associate Curator. PAMMTV is produced by PAMM’s Digital Engagement department with Jay Mollica, Senior Director of Digital Engagement and Lauren Monzón, Program Manager Digital Engagement. Special thanks to Mariana Dias, Nathalia Bolivar, Mehïka Dorval, and Daniela Vergaray for support with production, closed captioning, and translations. PAMM’s project galleries and digital initiatives are funded in part by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.