When we gaze upon the ocean, an entire universe is just in front of us and simultaneously out of sight. The web of life under the surface of our oceans and bays is exceedingly complex and devastatingly beautiful. In a place where species interactions begin at a microscopic level, small changes have huge impacts, and huge changes wreak havoc. Remove a key predator, and prey takes over-add another predator, and the first one declines. "Trophic Cascade" addresses the impacts and causes of marine bioinvaders on a global scale. With this work, I create a conversation between art and science, both of which strive to describe the visible and invisible world around us. With the rise of globalization, human mediated transfer mechanisms give rise to invasive species, which overwhelm the delicate balance of aquatic ecosystems. The eradication or management of invasive species on land is economically and environmentally challenging but possible. How do you fix what you can't even see?