The end of the world as we know it is so much more than our fears conceive it to be. It could be a revolution; a creation of a world far less harmful than the one we currently exist within. Through ephemeral materiality and processes of destruction, this exhibition considers the dismantling of oppressive systems that position themselves as permanent, and how we can nurture connection and growth in working towards this future. Through material and poetic explorations within installations, sculptures, things made, and things found, this work destabilizes confining binaries of creation and destruction. In imagining possible futures, what seeds are planted?