The CZU August Lightning Complex wildfire displaced my family from our home for seventeen days. During this time, I had left fabric dyed with avocado pits hanging outside to dry. The wildfire smoke transformed the salmon pink fabric to a muted brownish hue, an image that continues to fade and disappear over time. The painting functions as a traumatized object that bore direct witness to the fire through its presence. The traces that remain grow distant with each new day, a durational performance that will eventually come to an end.