̠t̠̠h̠̠i̠̠s̠ ̠p̠̠l̠a̠̠c̠̠e̠ ̠i̠̠s̠ a̠ ̠m̠̠e̠̠s̠̠s̠a̠̠g̠̠e̠

In 1993 a team of experts were assembled in New Mexico to develop a plan to warn humans 10,000 years from now of the potential threat of a nuclear waste. Hieroglyphs, star charts, and land art are but some of the proposals and the texts themselves read as absurdist poetry, revealing a haunting reflection of our present.



Diagrams from the Sandia Labratory report are overlayed onto slow-motion waves were captured on the shoreline of lake Ontario, in front of one of the oldest Nuclear Power plants in the world: Pickering Nuclear Generating Station.


The atmospheric score that accompanies the video is composed from samples of ionizing particles when in proximity to a condenser mic.



My grandmother, the oldest living person in my family recities the warning written for the future.