This exhibition of site-specific artworks and installations features local and national artists interpreting the convergences and fragmentations of land and water, as well as the habitats and people that are part of the rich ecosystem of the Point Loma peninsula.Throughout the park, viewers will be able to experience im-mersive artworks including video projections on the lighthouse, interactive installations, a secret garden, experimental sound installations, a tea ceremony using endemic plants from the Cabrillo National Monument, live painting, large scale exhibits made from recycled plastic, performance art, spoken word, mobile augmented reality, projection mapping, kinetic sculptures, sound and light performances, spoken word, and opportunities for audience participation.

The show's lineup of artists includes 40toes, Amy Alexander, Marya Alford, Trevor Amery, Siobhán Arnold, Michael Gerald Bauer, Olivia Booth, Ryan Bulis, Claude Collins-Stracensky, Lael Corbin, Walter Cotten, Andrea Chung, Hugo Crosthwaite, Brian Dick, TML Dunn, Xuchi Naungayan Eggleton, Harrell Fletcher, Becky Guttin, Keenan Hartsten, Joanne Hayakawa, James Herman, Johanna Jackson, Chris Johanson, Neil Kendricks, Jenna Ann MacGillis, Christopher Manzione, Curt D Miller, J Noland, Nicholas O’Brien, Ruben Ochoa, Carlos Pelayo, Scott Polach, Andrea Polli, Aurora Robson, Kim Schreiber, Emily Sevier, Julie Shafer, Scott Shoemate, Alan Sonfist, Nichole Speciale, Jim Skalman, Rennie Tang, Perry Vasquez, Gareth Walsh, Rebecca Webb, Allison Wiese, Simon Wilkinson, and Jason Wright.

Local band the Donkeys will perform. Amy Alexander and Curt D Miller will perform Confluence, an audiovisual concert in the auditorium with live visuals, clarinet, silent percussion, and custom software.