We live on a restless Earth. - Robert Macfarlane

We have long buried, disposed and sheltered below the surface. Tunnelling through layers of debris we link up with previously existing ecosystems, those already accustomed to living this way, adapted and adapting. Dive deeper, crack through the disappearing ice. Glaciers fall. Volcanoes rumble from the deep. Exposed craters allow us to stare directly into the earth.

In this place that both attracts and scares us, this place of darkness and hope, we engage with the terror and volatility of the living natural world.

Through our delicate handling, this discarded, junk-like object is given a sense of preciousness - precious plastic, precious metal, precious rubbish. Not only questioning where and how we will survive this ecological crisis, but also asking what we will take with us, what is needed in preparing for this new future?