In this durational project, the artist makes ongoing purchases of empty testosterone bottles from trans men & nonbinary individuals and encases them in geometric resin forms. Each piece holds testosterone vials sourced from one individual, each encapsulates a certain stretch of time. One ten milliliter bottle held one month’s worth of injections. The pieces in the space contain twelve bottles; the physical remnants of one year’s transition. These objects are a site for imagining and visualizing the incremental changes and euphoric moments contained within any transition and time. They also evoke barriers to medical transition, the empty bottles are visible but unreachable symbols of potential. As this project continues in perpetuity it will be constantly informed by the changing political and social landscape. Anti-trans legislation, medical advancements and blockades, increased gender acceptance and disproportionate number of trans targeted hate crimes. The clear empty vessels Mich Miller presents become a site to hold all of these changes and contradictions as they evolve.