This exhibition came out of a discussion between Alison West Martin from United Kingdom and Mazola Wa Mwashigadi from Kenya. The two artists have known one another for about twenty years and discussion about possible collaboration dates back for several years. In June 2016 Mazola and Alison met under the ancient guango tree at the Caribbean School of Architecture and the seeds of thought came together. The exhibition consists of paintings from Alison and sculptural and installation work from Mazola. The methods and media are different for each artist but the theme and ideas have some common threads. Both artists are inspired by Islamic geometry and sacred space. Both artists have been working around these themes for some time, Alison from a European perspective, Mazola from an African one. There is both a coming together of differing technique and craftsmanship but also a contrast which sets both works as a harmonious counterpoint.