Dr. Ietef “DJ Cavem” Vita’s installation Orisa Graffiti & the Sacred Language of the Streets, transformed the studio walls into symbolic altars, where each colour became a vibration and each motif a prayer. At the crossroads of graffiti, ritual and hip-hop culture, his work fuses urban calligraphy with the spiritual codes of the Orishas, weaving a dialogue between earth, art and divinity. Influenced by his time in Nigeria and by figures from the contemporary graffiti scene, he conceives creation as an act of memory and healing. The artist also invited the public to take part in a ritual honouring the ancestors, underscoring the profoundly spiritual and communal dimension of his approach.