Burrow
Nestled in Southwest Colorado's mountains, Monarch Mesa Preserve shelters behind a towering eco-wall—a climate sanctuary where privilege and conservation science intertwine.
Within these barriers, immigrant families survive through hard labor while navigating uncertain boundaries between exploitation and opportunity. As neural technology and contaminated wilderness blur the lines between mind and machine, nature and artifice, the preserve's most vulnerable inhabitants must adapt to forces that threaten to transform or destroy their fragile sanctuary.
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