Monti's work appears to be in motion, a mass of ooze slowly creeping beyond the four trees which seem to mark its original boundaries.  While the outer edges push past the trees, the center of the piece lifts upwards, forming curves that create appealing spots where passers-by can sit and relax.  Monti describes the work as a counterpoint to the well-ordered park setting.  "upon visiting the commons area I was struck by how the placement of every planting, bench, and trash container was extremely considered, thoroughly thought out.  Working within this order interested me: where would I fit?" says Monti.  "Squeezing in like a piece of a puzzle, the work fits snugly, being pinched and pushed, spilling between the spaces of the trees, making its presence known, contrary yet complicit in its space."