Sebastiaan Bremer's art pictures a world as seen through a screen. Fields of innumerable hand-drawn lines blanket his photographic images, thwarting a clear or immanent apprehension of the image beneath and evoking the sleepy twilight of half-conscious thought. Bremer's line-drawings speak of our inevitably mediated relationship to the "real." Through the clash of the drawn and the photographic, Bremer presents a world that can never be experienced directly, a world that resists complete description through any simple method or mode.