Supernova

In "Supernova," artists Hope Wang and Keith Kaziak create installations to understand the decay of their physical environments and the social politics that influence them. Everyday symbols and objects, such as traffic barriers, an anvil, a slice of bread, and pink insulation foam, act as entry points into the humor and sorrow of human tragedy. Through extreme attention to visual blight in city landscapes, Supernova presents a romanticized view of a world constantly disappearing around us.