Through a true creation narrative, b(EYE)rth r(EYE)ght bring contemporary figures into dialogue with African sculptural forms, elevating these ancestral objects to the status of companions and witnesses to the unfolding of Black futures. Far from calls for justification or political resistance, the exhibition claims the fundamental right to pleasure, rest, and beauty for their own sake. It offers a powerful invitation to Black people to reclaim their own ways of seeing and to reinvent themselves, not through the eyes of others, but according to their own visions.