⟪Two Mountains, Two Moons, and Water⟫ seeks to present ways of seeing and physically engaging with the increasingly diverse landscapes and situations of contemporary life. Using fluid, adaptable structures and processes of deconstruction and recombination, the work reflects on fragmented individual histories and experiences. Through the act of creation, it prompts awareness of the need for situational understanding and change, showing that even uncertainty, strangeness, and limitations are part of life; made visible through the structures and supports that compose the objects.