What I Have You Have is a visual memoir of interconnectivity through which Walter Lobyn Hamilton explores family, perception, and experience through time, genre, and memory. The six flag-like works that compose the exhibition are created from vinyl records, album spines, and album covers. Together, they interrogate cultural memory—what we remember, who we remember, why we remember who we remember, how we remember, and what we chose to forget or misremember—via a visual representation of deconstructed sonic memories. Hamilton asks the audience to consider their own personal narratives, perspectives, reflections, and delusions received within the work. These considerations may guide their journey through the exhibition. Guests are further encouraged to disconnect from distractions and immerse themselves in their own personal considerations while they experience the works.