"The Dead Sea basin is an important and unique Israeli natural resource. The sea level consistently declines each year due to the diversion of water from the Jordan tributaries, damming of streams that previously flowed into the southern Jordan and then into the Dead Sea, as well as pumping and steaming operation done in the industrial Dead Sea plants. One of the natural phenomena that occur as a consequence of the declining sea level is the rapid development of sinkholes, which can gape suddenly and pose a risk to lives, structures, and infrastructures. The project suggests a method to systematically address the Dead Sea sinkhole phenomenon and the restoration of the area, while using spaces formed in the ground (the scars) to create bustling public expanses that will conserve memory and tell the story of the terrible legacy that we almost left for future generations."