The Rubble Collection 2.0 aims to redefine how we view overlooked forms in our immediate environment. Featuring 6 HD video works from the new Rubble 2.0 sculptural series, The Rubble Collection 2.0 was created from found pieces of rock, rubble, and other material debris sourced from various locations around Brooklyn. The aim of the Rubble Series is to draw attention to how these forms are defined by a constantly changing blanket of atmospheric light and time. I believe that once we begin to remove conventional identity and perceptions of mundanity from how we view our environment, we begin to see all subjects as in a state of constant impermanence. Each video highlights the constancy of change within an ever-shifting palette of light and color, representative of this state of impermanence that I believe unifies the human experience.