Kyrah Malika Daniels reflects on the compositional density of the artwork, emphasizing its layered visual and emotional complexity. She describes how the chaotic imagery—bodies, rubble, fragments of sky—demands both close inspection and distant contemplation. Within this visual chaos lie multiple stories, reflecting the varied experiences of those who lived through the 2010 earthquake. Rather than presenting a single narrative, Myrlande Constant's work honors the collective memory of survival, portraying trauma not just as pain but as a series of scars and testimonies to endurance.