'Light Through Cracks' offers a comprehensive look at collective creation in the context of video art, tracing its evolution since the 1970s to the present day. At its core is the experience of 'Vídeo-Nou / Community Video Service', a collective that recognized video as a tool for social and political empowerment during Spain's Transition. The exhibition showcases various themes, intertwining archives and practices from both historical and contemporary collectives. It challenges hegemonic notions of authorship and ownership, advocating for a redefining of cultural production that encourages community engagement and shared narratives, emphasizing the role of media as a vehicle for collective storytelling.