Solas Gallery presents Reuben van Hoeve’s Human Remains, a photography exhibition exploring Seattle’s urban landscape through industrial structures, neglected spaces, and traces of human presence. Through images of barbed wire fences, freeway overpasses, and polluted waterways, van Hoeve examines how constructed environments shape human behavior, identity, and social boundaries. The exhibition invites viewers to reconsider the relationship between public and private spaces and the ways urban environments influence our collective experience.