A migrant artist exploring decolonial remembrance and blood memory, Kastro reinterprets ancestral objects to preserve and empower collective futures. His practice treats migration not merely as geographic displacement, but as an active passage through memory. By engaging objects violently separated from his ancestors and activating them as charged fragments of knowledge that refuse erasure, his art approaches time as cyclical. He inhabits a space between departure and return where active recollection keeps memory vital.