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“Through a series of color photographs and corresponding light- and sound-cues, Ericka Beckman transformed a room in this gallery into an uncommon environment that demonstrated the connection between technological processes and human learning. Each of the five large C-prints features one of the ‘Nanotech’ players, hybrid creations of light and motion (captured by prolonged camera exposures), which resemble proposed robot designs from the ’50s…”
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