The British transplant to New Jersey, Mac Adams, is known for his capturing the ambiguous and disturbing. His work consists of installations and photographs that create a perception that you are looking at a crime scene. The pieces are arranged in a way that tells the story of a supposed crime, from the tools that could be used as evidence, to the final scene used by the investigators to map out the series of events. The artist presents an interesting exhibition that does not explicitly explain the events but gives enough context to allow the viewer to come to their own conclusions.