Five years after terrorists toppled the twin towers of the World Trade Center, Ground Zero remains a sobering, heart wrenching sight. On the northern rim of the vast space that once held the towers stands another lofty office building, smaller yet somewhat similar in design to those that were destroyed. The world would never be the same after September 11, 2001, and to make that point, I juxtaposed three strands of barbed wire on the top of fence that rings the site, against the neighboring skyscraper looking much like those that fell. I am juxtaposing symbol against symbol – the barbed wire representing curtailed freedoms and new restraints, and the building representing a world that is lost forever. In juxtaposing a negative against a positive symbol, I contrast then to now.