An afternoon in a community garden in the South of Rotterdam. A corner of a garden left untended. An experiment in transference using found materials in our surroundings. Rotten leaves, shredded pine needles, a pile of logs and small branches, fallen nettle. Decaying matter builds support structures for emergent lifeforms. From the ruins emerges new life. 
An untended corner of the garden in South Rotterdam has been left untended by its stewards, to observe what happens over time. Using materials from our immediate surroundings we perform a small intervention. After we are finished we record an improvised retelling of our experiences before parting ways. 
Carmen José Quintanilla and Michelle Teran