A funny thing happens when looking really closely at things; you can start to lose perspective. The same can be said when you step too far away. Both Pierce's and MacKnight's work in this show play with the idea of perspective and proximity. Things seen from up close resemble things when seen from far away. Is this a house sized boulder or a stone that fits in the palm of your hand? An island in the middle of a lake or a field of lichen on a slab of stone? Some of the pieces in this show are almost optical illusions, asking the viewer to waiver between viewing them up close to see the details and taking a step back to absorb it all at once. Who's to say which way is better?