A «Black space» encompasses physical and symbolic places where Black identities are celebrated. Afro hair salons stand as quintessential examples, serving as community hubs where Black women gather, share experiences, and support one another. Lovena, an adopted Black woman, found comfort in styling her own hair, reclaiming her identity in the process. Central to Lovena’s performance is a modular bench, symbolizing the adaptability of Black spaces. Unlike the isolating salon chairs of her past, this bench invites multiple Black women to sit together, fostering a sense of belonging and support. The performance merges theory and personal testimony. Two Black women braid hair on the bench, symbolizing connection. The braid traces a pattern or scar, metaphorically mending past wounds and contributing to the reconstruction of the body schema. «Black Space» aims to open dialogue on everyday racism and norms shaping perceptions of Black beauty. The modular bench allows for continual reconstruction, inviting new testimonies and reflections, emphasizing that this project is the beginning of a continuous dialogue.