Ioulia Isserlis' Komez Alef O translates the story of her father's refugee journey of escaping the Nazis during the Holocaust. Isserlis collaborated with her father in distilling his journey down to a dozen moments that were spatially reconstructed within VR in what she calls 'memory domes' using the Unreal Engine to export high-resolution, stereoscopic video. She collaborated with her father to reconstruct these scenes in what was a really emotional journey of reckoning this intergenerational trauma of the impacts of war. Isserlis had a surreal journey making this piece, and then dealing with the unfortunate timeliness of this piece as millions of families escape Ukraine in response to the Russian invasion -- including some of her own relatives. Isserlis shares with me both the emotional and technical journey in creating Komez Alef O, which had it's World Premiere during the SXSW festival. There's a dreamlike and etheric quality to Komez Alef O,, which takes you on a spatial journey through these moments and memories frozen in time as you listen to her father's testimony.