FAITH/FATE explores where the clock-time of human force rubs elbows with nature's way of keeping time. A monumental sculpture sits in a canyon where Rocky Mountains meet the plains, inaccessible by road, surrounded on three sides by river and framed by volcanic formations, FAITH/FATE takes its form from ancient water clocks and even older stone.As river water flows past the site, a mechanical gear drives the sculpture inch-by-inch to eventually collapse in on itself. A second mechanism, a hand crank, slowly expands the sculpture's scaffold outward. The expansion and contraction of the sculpture plays out in time, as the river rages in spring and ebbs in late autumn, as drift boat traffic peaks with the fly-fishing season. Meanwhile the rain and sun and wind wear on its metal bones.