A 1947 GE stove, from the house where I grew up, encased in glass windows with a boiling pot of water on the burner. This piece deals with considerations of domesticity and the environment of the home in comparison with more makeshift shelters. Steam collects on the window panes, obscuring the image of the stove, as the stove autonomously performs a traditional domestic act of boiling water. Light from the stove emanates into the surrounding space.