Part Warning, Part Rumination, Natalie Eilbert's Overland Uses Snapshots Of Violence To Survey Loss Of Family, Of Habitat, Of Consent - The Discarded Tools Used To Arrest Climate Change Activists, The Skin Marked With Crescent Moons And Photographed By A Forensic Nurse.natalie Eilbert&8217;s Anticipated Third Collection, Overland, Invokes Elegy And Psalm To Speak To Assault On The Bodies Of Women And Our Planet. In A Collection That Is Part Warning, Part Rumination, Eilbert Snapshots Violence - The Scorch Marks On California Lumber, The Discarded Tools Used To Arrest Climate Change Activists, The Crescent Moons On Skin Photographed By A Forensic Nurse. A Chronicling Of The 1969 Santa Barbara Oil Spill And Death Cycles Of The Great Barrier Reef, Overland Maps An Industry-scarred Landscape That Travels From Coast To Coast Only To Pause On The Congress Floor Where We Are Made To Recognize: Disappearance Is Active Loss.