Wildlife is artificial. Even an encounter with a living, breathing animal is bound by unseen regulation. Habitats are fragmented, populations are controlled, predators are decimated, and survivors are displaced to the edge of human comfortability. Boundary lines are drawn and animals are expected to obey. Subversion of this obedience is punishable by death. These realizations underpin my exploration as an artist. In the midst of consumer-driven environmental destruction (ecocide) and the systemic annihilation of wildlife (theriocide) I produce cross-media, community-driven projects that center wild animals with site-specificity; conceptual reintroductions meant to unsettle anthropocentric placemaking and explore narratives of interspecies municipalism.