WRAP. Emil Lukas’ glowing screenprint is made by wrapping household string around a frame many times and photographically exposing that wrapped frame to a screenprinting screen. This produces an image on the screen of the shapes of the many strings, which can be printed using any color of ink. Each color in the print represents one of many frames. Lukas focuses on the circumstances of the action rather than on the making of marks; the image records a process rather than mimicking an appearance. It is both controlled chaos and a celebration of the ordinary. Pittsburgh native Lukas lives and works in Stockerton, Pennsylvania.