Noah Scalin is a Richmond, VA based artist who’s work asks us to take notice of quotidian moments. By using everyday items, including mass produced consumer goods, in his photographs, installations, and sculptures, he asks the viewer to recontextualize the ‘things’ in their lives that are normally taken for granted, overlooked or discarded. His work narrates the potential long-term impact of humans and their creations, giving the audience an opportunity to shift their ‘thing-ethos’ from linear to cyclical.