Ice Watch is a piece done by Olafur Eliasson, an artist from Greenland. It involved the transportation of blocks of ice from Greenland. These blocks of ice were arranged in a circle to represent the passing of time, and then left to melt. This piece brings an uneasy sort of attention of the rising temperatures on Earth - it does not bring light to the causes of our climate change, nor even that our climate is changing. However, we know that something not quite right. Ice Watch opens the senses of the viewer to the melting ice, a startling reality that might not have been quite realised before (Yalcinkaya, 2018). This piece only shows that there are pre-existing conditions that have led the world's condition to where it is now. Does it make you wonder how we came to this point? This piece offers an opening to a knowledge of climate change, or as the artist himself describes it, "an immediate experience of the reality of climate change" (Paddison, 2018). This marks the start of a slippery slope - much like the latent stage of a confrontation. This is also an example of a confrontation people choose to run from - the uncomfortable knowledge that we are destroying our world, and not doing anything about it.