A memorial to disasters yet unseen: earthquakes, erosion, and flooding, at the hands of human-caused climate change. A simple “cut” in the existing topography creates an canyon-like formation that feels claustrophobic and sublime. Rammed-earth walls lining the canyon erode at different rates than the surrounding site. Seasonally, the canyon fills and empties with water, periodically limiting access. By responding to these destructive processes over multiple temporal scales and resulting in eventual complete decay, the memorial’s ephemeral quality mirrors the precariousness of life as we know it.