White and gray folded paper or fabric forms arranged in an open cardboard box with burgundy interior, suggesting concealment or packaging against a neutral background.

One Weird Trick

Wes Landis

9/30/2016 – 11/5/2016

Dear Red. If you're reading this, you've gotten out. And if you've come this far, maybe you're willing to come a little further. You remember the name of the town, don't you?

Exhibition Images ()

  • Minimalist gallery installation featuring scattered crimson objects and sculptural forms arranged across a polished concrete floor against white walls with vertical paneling. A single glass vessel with green plant material stands isolated on the left, while red geometric shapes, fabric bundles, and vessel-like forms are distributed throughout the sparse, contemplative space.
  • A sparse gallery installation with a gray concrete floor features various red objects and materials scattered throughout a white-walled room: a pile of red fabric, cylindrical red forms, a red shovel, wall-mounted red sculptures, and a white pedestal with a glass vessel on the left side.
  • A minimalist gallery installation featuring scattered red fabric objects and white boxes arranged across a polished concrete floor. Red elements include crumpled cloth on the left, two upright boot-shaped forms in the center, a red canister on the right, and a small red rectangle mounted on the upper wall, contrasted by white storage boxes and neutral gallery walls.
White and gray folded paper or fabric forms arranged in an open cardboard box with burgundy interior, suggesting concealment or packaging against a neutral background.