Throughout history, labor resources have manifested through various forms such as slavery, coolie, and migrant work. These labor forms not only shouldered the burden of advancing human civilization but also reflected underlying systems of power and control. In the wake of globalization, trade expansions have coincided with the flow of human beings and cultures across borders. This operational matrix simultaneously accumulates capital as it perpetuates class and power struggles. Diverging from prevailing land-centric conditions of political and economic exchange, artist Musquiqui Chihying redirects focus toward the ocean as he attempts to uncover truths and potential conflicts overshadowed by dominant discourses.