River Wraith explored the history of St. Mary's College (Notre Dame, Indiana) and its establishment on the banks of the St. Joseph River, and the parallel between the sisters and the local ecosystem they inhabited. Eight black habits and rosaries hang on the entrance walls; beneath each was a metal laundry basin, symbolizing the reason sisters were asked to come to Notre Dame from France. 

A large wooden cross, embedded with pinesap, was attached to the far wall. In front of the cross, bisecting the center of the gallery, a line of water flowed down a 20-foot long elm beam. On either side of the beam were circular beds, one full of cornmeal and embedded with a coyote skeleton. The second contained soybeans and was embedded with a deer skeleton.