The Butterfly Effect is a conversation about the relationship between collective action and individual responsibility. In a world on the brink of ecological catastrophe, the sense of agency is fleeting when compared to the magnitude of the problem. A society plagued by collective apathy can only be solved by recognising that environmental protection is not only the responsibility of an establishment but also of the individual. The Butterfly Effect utilises drums and a field of lights to represent the reassertion of the agency for change. As each drum is struck, a ripple of lights propagates across the field, from one to many.