The power to take, digitally enhance, manipulate and create gives art educators control over not only present artistic concepts but past ones too. This power enables us to recycle and reinvent giving new meanings and values to work through simple changes of context. Kaleidoscope represents a web of memories in the form of photographic prints from archival family slides; displayed as an assortment of reflections through a sequence of patterns. The images, having gone through a series of transformations, echo a kaleidoscope’s consistently changing structure and the artist’s control over adaptation and discrepancy. Ideas of time, memory, space, culture, change and power interpenetrate through the collision of photographic prints, digital collage, design and multimodal forms.