Using the impermanent medium of Jell-O , Liz Hickok creates glowing, jellied scale models of urban sites. Hickok changes the massive and seemingly unmovable city structures into something unexpected and ephemeral, commenting on the fragile nature of our cities. While the photographs evoke strange imaginary landscapes, the installations introduce a physical and sensory experience. The sculptures eventually decay, leaving the photographs and videos as the only record of their existence.