September/October 2016: Science Future

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Science Future
Travis Apel, Launa Bacon, and Regan Pufall
September/October 2016

Science Future is a multimedia exhibition featuring the scientific and futuristic impulses of Travis Apel, Launa Bacon, and Regan Pufall. For Apel, naturalistic forms are complicated with extraterrestrial references; while Pufall reworks insects into otherworldly scapes; and Bacon bombards the viewer with a sensory overload of dystopic and utopic ideas. Together, their work mines imagery from science and science fiction exploring and complicating relationships within their parallel worlds.

Science Future is organized by Omaha Public Library and curated by Alex Priest.

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