A haunting meditation on urban decay and post-industrial landscapes, this work by Cyprien Gaillard channels the spirit of Robert Smithson's legendary 1967 journey through Passaic, New Jersey, reimagining the city's forgotten infrastructures as monuments of entropy. Gaillard probes the passage of time embedded within built environments, treating ruins and remnants not as symbols of failure but as archaeological sites of contemporary civilization. The work reflects the artist's ongoing fascination with the beauty found in destruction, transformation, and the melancholic poetry of obsolescence.