Untitled, Three Boxes (Ocean, Reservoir, Stars, Static) is a double-sided photographic, sculptural installation with circular shapes cut revealing an acrylic mirror. The mirror reflects the interior photograph creating a crescent moon, the ability to see part of yourself; the light produces reflections from the mirror, illuminating the adjacent wall. The photographs are of the Pacific Ocean and Pyramid Lake Reservoir. Pyramid Lake Reservoir is part of a controversial water development system, California State Water Park. The impact of climate change on the Pacific Ocean and the atmospheric conditions have stirred up Earth's ocean redistributing its heat. Warmer waters are developing along U.S. shores and raising sea levels, affecting the U.S. coast and atoll islands. The starry sky and the television static are photographs of Pyramid Lake, suggesting the impact of human profiteering instead of helping the community, environment and all the misinformation.