Women I've Been (2025), presented by the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, is a multidisciplinary exhibition investigating mothering as a form of intelligence and shared storytelling as a method of cultural memory. Through photography, sound, installation, and participatory engagement, the exhibition explores how acts of care, memory, and storytelling bridge temporal gaps in knowledge, identity, and belonging. Curated by Jessica Gaynelle Moss, the exhibition features photography by Maria J. Hackett and sound design by Selah Konur. The project was developed with support from Alicia B. Wormsley Studios and Shiftworks, with public programming presented in partnership with the Carnegie Museum of Art.