I Had White Cotton in My Yard, I Fed It, I Watered It

In a village near Albania’s southern border with Greece, a group of women from the Greek minority in Albania, keep their tradition of polyphonic singing alive. Through field recordings, conversations, transcription and performances, artists Klodiana Millona and Endi Tupja explore how music is interwoven with place, migration, and identity. As voices overlap, so do personal histories, revealing the shifting nature of belonging and cultural memory.