A collaborative installation with Isabella Febbroriello and Kyra Stupik installed in Boston's own Muddy River, a historical nature preservation which marks a division between Brookline and Roxbury. Historically, it has been used as a physical barrier and a tool for early English settlers to segregate and massacre Indigenous communities who once fished, hunted and gathered resources from the river. This piece serves as a reminder of an ongoing history of violence within the shell of its former self.