Buried in a coffin the size of a grain of rice is a performative space where the spectator becomes the protagonist, while a sculptural guardian-like figure watches over an unborn entity amid a staged swamp. This installation invites the audience to reenter their body. It is a space of meditation, prayer, of silence and offering. The space invites the audience to be transported to an in-between realm, where darkness is embraced to discover the first rays of light. Joshua creates a portal to connect the ancestral with the mortal world, to allow entities to watch over our current mortal realm and to offer guidance to those willing to receive it.