The island of Madonna del Monte, is an island in the laguna of Venice that has been separated in two by a channel of water. This split creates a poetic response to the idea of spirituality and religion. The age of religion sits on the larger island, while the age of transparency or freedom from religion is nestled on the smaller island. The sea and the drawings between them represent the passage of time. The drawings are laid out in slices and are representative of emotion, and are nestled in time, partially submerged in the sea. The vessels, perched on their separate islands, propose a shift that is realized through the water, acting as a fluctuating course of action.