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In Fellowship 26, Javier Griffey and Jacquelyn Johnson use text and image to explore how personal narratives are constructed, shared, and understood. Griffey brings together photographs from his mother's archive, a recent portrait of his father, and his own writing to examine shifting relationships between self, family, and belonging. Drawing from a loved one’s religious testimony, Johnson combines photographs and text-based works to examine faith and attention as acts of devotion, while reflecting on the possibilities and limitations of storytelling and representation.