Kristen Wentrcek and Andrew Zebulon have always turned the unseen inside out. For their inaugural solo exhibition, the enigmatic duo suspends primarily American-made industrial materials such as aluminum tube, sod, grease, cast urethane rubber, and cellophane easter grass in hermetically sealed bags that hang in sculptural formation. Captured and preserved in various states of physical decay, the viscerally uncomfortable works become metaphors for both the resilience of the American spirit and the darker undercurrents of the American psyche, unafraid to venture into the unseen places that exist just inches away from our everyday reckoning.