This recycled/eco art installation is a representation of nesting as a result of naturally seeking habitat and a place to call home in lieu of all-encompassing isolation and loneliness culminating in forms of hives. The hive shape is an ode to the importance of awareness for the diminishing bee population in all of Northern America due to climate change and the use of harmful pesticides. The idea of togetherness represents the strength of community here in Niagara and beyond. The plants signify the influence of bringing gardening and biodiversity into urban landscapes. The use of recycled materials and garbage collected from the shores of Lake Ontario is an attempt to use non-biodegradables in efforts to reuse and raise awareness of the ongoing pollution and destruction of Earth as well as opening the human experience and stream of consciousness to creative ways of innovation. This project comes with the opportunity for a multitude of perceptions through audience interactions and imagination, the conceptualization of what nesting means to me is just one version of interpretation.