The towering structures and complex systems of the Daintree seem to be dominated by wild curves and tangles but, even in this protected space, human interference is everywhere. Geometric lines, grids and cubes replicate the built environment and the infrastructure of roads, wiring and paving edging in to this space. Artefacts from the natural and built environment are protected within uniform cubes and re-formed into a sanitized, recorded and built forest, reflecting our well-meaning interference in preserving and studying this World Heritage area.