A 40-year-old graffiti wall becomes an archaeological site and a sgraffito sculpture as long-gone layers of paint are uncovered and transformed into a fireworks display of colour and shape. Stop-motion animation combines with visceral sounds to compress decades of artistic, political and cultural expression into a new audio-visual dimension. Driven by frustration with the global rise of toxic ideologies, the artists created this street art metaphor in an earnest attempt to know and understand the past and present.