Participants create 4" x 12" panels that describe their feelings, beliefs, memories, etc. about racism. As they place their panels on the metal wall, they speak the story of the panel and are witnessed silently. Once all the panels have been placed, participants create a second panel in response. As they discuss the second panel and their own process of creating, remembering and responding, the encounter deepens. The use of images quickly gets past ordinary verbal processes resulting in authentic encounter.