Following a death in her family, Carruth turned her attention to the material remnants that survive a person's passing. This grunge-style digital collage integrates flowers and weathered textures with fragments of the past, illustrating how possessions act as witnesses to the inventions and shifts of a lifetime. It is a study of the consumption involved in living and the way our physical environment evolves alongside us.

While legacy is often treated as something abstract, this piece honors the tangible. By layering diverse patterns and aged documents, Carruth creates a tribute to the specific items that brought a person joy. The composition serves as a reminder that the things left behind—the small conveniences and well-worn objects—speak volumes about the identity and history of the individual who once held them.