A rear-view mirror allows one to look back while moving forward. Inspired by aspects of early modernism, in all its experimental variety, Amy Yoes looks at ways of world-making and re-invention; and after years dedicated mostly to painting, she is returning to the multimedia environments of her earlier days. Each room of Rear-View Mirror has elements in common, but each offers different perspectives. Architectural and abstract forms combine to make environments that are otherworldly, yet rooted in sensitivity to urban paths of decay and regeneration. Materials are presented in the form of raw potential as well as fully crafted entities. Interpretation and experience change with each medium.