In David Canright’s "Built Environments," the artist presents a series of large-scale ink drawings. Canright intends for the viewer to enjoy his “queasy admiration for the creativity, daring and gleeful wonder that lies at the heart of science, architecture and engineering."

Both ridiculous and essential, Canright’s drawings are manifestations of our most human qualities. To enter these drawings is to enter a rabbit hole where a completely whole, imagined yet considered world awaits our travel from room to room, or tunnel to cave, exploring the devious and clever environments created by a very smart, thoughtful designer-artist. Each drawing introduces a radically different point of view to an alternate world where playfulness is supremely rewarded.

The exhibition will remain on display through June 7.