The Herman Kiefer Medical Complex is a now-abandoned hospital in Detroit with a rich, tragic history. Starting as a booming infectious disease hospital and growing into a teaching hospital, it then declined to an underfunded HIV testing site, and eventually was shut down by the state health department. I created a two-part installation to honor the history of care that exists in the complex, using two rooms facing one another, separated only by a hallway. While creating this work, I thought about the washing and caretaking of bodies, and how the weight of a person leaves a physical imprint on a bed after they're gone. Much like the weight of a person gone, the Herman Kiefer is imprinted on the city it once served.