The memory of the land is a central theme in this artwork, as both artists explore the relationship between materials and the environment. Their shared concern for the state of our planet has made "Evanesce" a source of inspiration for their inquiry into the impact of human activity on the world around us.

Both artists have chosen recycled fabric as their medium, using it to symbolize the transformation of landscapes. The fabric is painted and then threads are removed to evoke a sense of memory—a representation of what once was and is now disappearing. This process mirrors the adaptation of forests and their inhabitants to changing environments.

In addition to recycled fabric, graphite is employed to represent the fading but not complete disappearance of the landscape. As a stable and enduring material, graphite still fades over time, echoing the gradual changes occurring in our natural surroundings.

Through their artwork, the artists aim to raise awareness and foster understanding of the environmental changes happening around us. They hope to provoke thought and inspire action in the face of these challenges. The memory of the land, along with the potential for change, is intricately woven into their art, serving as a reminder of the importance of preserving and protecting our planet.