Deluge, Undone is an ensemble work that frames catastrophe as both material condition and perceptual atmosphere, staging grief as a collective physics rather than a private sentiment. Its choreography builds tension through accumulating spatial pressure, rhythmic fracture, and sudden shifts in scale, translating collapse into a legible compositional arc. The work holds despair and reaching in the same score, emphasizing how bodies persist, reorganize, and continue to imagine within ruin.