We tend to our intimate forests, nurturing creative paths enchanted by Black poetics: songs, gestures and sounds that crossed the Atlantic and were reinvented on the other side of the ocean. The Bakongo Cosmogram guides this journey as a map of the temporalities, existences and forces of the Bantu peoples. We immerse ourselves in the horizons of Kalunga (the sea), a sensitive field of spiritual and poetic elaboration, where body, landscape, movement and image converge as territories of memory and afro-diasporic continuity. — Inaê Moreira