LACUNA is an intermedia exhibition of work that merges collaborative practices between visual art and theatrical modes. The installation features sculptures, moving images, and an audio soundscape.

LACUNA is a collaboration between Mateo Galvano, a multimedia conceptual artist, and C. David Russell, whose practice includes performing objects as well as scenic design for theater.

At the heart of the installation is a film featuring a stop-motion animated ‘Bramble Puppet’ made of sticks. A language of formal abstraction is used to tell a story about the creative process. 

The museum is open to the public during gallery hours and admission is free. Masks indoors are mandatory and the number of visitors will be limited as per University guidelines.