The exhibition ‘Tales after Forced Eviction: Home, Resilience, Return, and Reconstruction’, documents a project in Mukuru Kwa Njenga, Nairobi, Kenya, where residents whose houses were forcibly evicted returned to their original land and rebuilt their dwellings.It constitutes a collaboration between art, architecture, political science, and socio-cultural anthropology. Through field interviews, observation, and negotiations with the community, visitors can engage their senses to experience and contemplate texts, footage, 3D virtual tours, and fragments of objects that once inhabited people's living spaces.