23 Years Later recreates a walk the artist as a child would take with his grandfather in the early 1990s. On Saturday mornings, they would go on what at the time seemed like a lengthy trek from their home to La Campana, a local convenience store which served as a hub for an older generation of Cuban men to smoke cigars and talk politics. Today, both La Campana and the artist's grandfather are long gone. His family has also moved from the house in Miami where he was raised. Taking Cues from the work of Dara Friedman and Francis Alys, 23 Years Later considers the resilience of memory and how we confront the passage of time.