Becca Albee

Selby Nimrod

4 black and white photos of horseshoe crab tracks imprinted in sand and 2 color photos lead viewers into the exhibition.

Five framed color photographs and one framed black and white photograph hang on four white walls of the gallery.

Three framed black and white photographs showing tracks left by horseshoe crabs in sand are mounted on a white wall.

An imprint left by a horse-shoe crab on sand is shown in a black and white, framed photograph hung on a white wall.

Surrounded by black, a circle of light encases a horseshoe crab on sand in this framed, black and white photograph.

A semi-circle of light illuminates a sand dune against a sepia-colored sky in a framed photograph on a white gallery wall.

Framed orange-colored photograph of foam from ocean waves hangs on a white gallery wall.

Framed photo shows “bloodwork” hand-written in red on white paper beneath a black tab titled “TODAY” in white type.

Translucent blue color washes over part of an email with “Subj:” “the ocean floor” “From:” “Blanchon” “To:” “AlbeeB”.

Crisscrossing thin white curvy lines drawn by skates on blue ice with wisps of white at the top of the image.

On the floor of the gallery bathed in blue light, three monitors each play digital videos of horseshoe crabs at night.