This work sample introduces Natasha Marin's interdisciplinary practice through documentation of participatory social artworks, performances, publications, and community-based projects spanning nearly two decades. Featuring MIKO KURO'S MIDNIGHT TEA, BLACK IMAGINATION, REPARATIONS, and THE FREQUENCY, the video highlights Marin's commitment to creating experiences that transform strangers into collaborators through storytelling, ritual, dialogue, and collective imagination. Working across books, exhibitions, public art, film, and live events, her practice demonstrates how socially engaged art can cultivate empathy, foster belonging, and imagine more equitable futures. (4:45 length)