Meadow is a sculptural fragment of a larger story that weaves time, memory, and place together. The work is a large rectangular structure composed of green plastic produce bins, intricately gathered to soften their industrial presence. These materials carry the residue of labor and offer a counterpoint to institutional monumentality. Meadow, for instance, recalls the geometry of national memorials but shifts attention toward the ecological and the everyday. Echoing the formal language of American memorial pools like the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, Meadow also evokes the quiet expanse of grassy fields. Paired with native plants and pollinators, the piece creates a living landscape that bridges histories of labor, land, and remembrance. Meadow honors the hands and histories that came before.