Thea Farhadian’s Tattoos and Other Markings is an electronic composition exploring the symbolic power of memory. After discovering a rarely discussed tattooing practice among female survivors of the Armenian Genocide, Farhadian became motivated to investigate questions about what has the power to be known and archived, what is remembered and what is forgotten. Tattoos and Other Markings is a compelling sonic search for the in-between, of remembering and forgetting, of culture in diaspora, of what we take with us and what we leave behind.