Using the troubled voyage of Ernest Shackleton's "Endurance" as a metaphorical/symbolic departure point, the work explores our relationship to the dissonance between objective and subjective time. One hundred pounds of ice slowly melts atop a hand-made wood table, dripping into tin buckets, as my body is present on the ice for the duration of hours. At various intervals a text is read aloud, meditating on time, past, present, and future happening simultaneously as ice melts, and as I keep time throughout the duration of a day—seconds…minutes…and hours—as they are actually experienced and surreally imagined. Audience members are free to come and go, engaging with both material and performer.