James Casebere's *Four Flooded Arches from Right* is a meticulously constructed photographic tableau in which a series of architectural arches are partially submerged in eerily still, reflective water. Working with handcrafted scale models rather than real spaces, Casebere renders the scene with a haunting, dreamlike stillness that blurs the line between reality and fabrication. The dye destruction print, flush-mounted, lends the image a rich, luminous quality that heightens the tension between the work's artificial origins and its strikingly convincing sense of place.