Eclipse commemorates the passenger pigeon—whose once massive population darkened the skies for hours but which went extinct over 100 years ago. John James Audubon likened this phenomenon to a “noonday eclipse.” Artist duo Susannah Sayler and Edward Morris created this work in commemoration of this lost species as a flock ascending up and out of the frame. Working in collaboration with Matthew Patterson Curry, the work’s soundscape layers first-hand accounts of the disorienting experience of the passenger pigeon flocks flying overhead from people who witnessed the phenomenon.