Photograph of two individuals sitting in front of a wall of screens and speaking into handheld microphones. The screens behind them show video footage of a camera positioned on them. The pair appear sitting on tall stools in front of a table with a sign for the radio station KDL 106.7 and a blue pitcher labeled with a sticker for LSR.

Photograph of four crew members/managers posing together including Deanie Moto in the center of the group holding a plastic cup with a green straw. She and the man to her left are both wearing green LSR 2002 t-shirts. Behind the group is an information poster on a easel for a gay cruise trip.

Photograph of three individuals positioned in front of a wall of screens that display white text on a green and blue background. The man on the left appears in a white polo shirt speaking into a microphone with his right hand resting on his hip. The two others sit to his right. The woman in the middle holds a stack of papers to her stomach and looks down at the table while the other man looks over her head to the man standing and speaking.

Erick Swenson's Untitled sculpture from 2000 captivates with its hand-painted figure resembling a mysterious hybrid creature, suspended mid-action by a billowing red and black cape. The tension between the animal's teeth-baring expression and undisclosed narrative intrigues viewers. Swenson's fusion of influences, including dioramas, animation, and stage sets, results in fantastical scenes where unexpected weight distribution adds to the surreal quality. Untitled invites us to interpret the narrative from visual cues, blurring the lines between the wild and domestic, while leaving an uncanny sense of familiarity.