The University of Washington managed this small tributary to the Puget Sound as a site to experiment with various strains of migratory salmon. Anchored to scaffolding erected over the river, a series of cameras set 90 degrees to the water, were spaced apart, oriented to follow the flow of water and synchronized, thereby capturing a fractured but accurate record of a 60 foot segment of the stream. Each of the films was then projected onto the gallery floor at full scale, creating a 60 foot long installation, reframing the river’s flow across the gallery floor.