A root, once physically removed from its origin, still carries its history, form, and potential to regenerate or connect in new contexts. It speaks to the paradox of being both disconnected and still capable of forming new attachments. Through a dynamic collaborative project that began in 2024, visual artists Marta Angelozzi and Nina Fraser present experimental drawings developed in response to roots and how they grow, spread and adapt. Mark-making becomes a trace of behaviour, a memory of an encounter that concretises the relations, dynamics and tensions between the artists and their subject matter.