Sandusky was a multi-media gallery installation created by artist Scott Cowan and myself held at the Caro d'Offay Gallery in 2009. Upon entering guests were faced with a monumental wall of Moai heads similar to those found on Easter Island dripping with paints of blinding whites. While navigating through a dense forest of pine trees, the viewers attention was then drawn to the colliding sounds of droning frequencies and the victory of guitar solos, while a projected video of the ocean beamed upwards. The walls portrayed a landscape of imagined locations and galaxies through the symbolism of a large golden prism. A rabbit skin tarp hung next to the artists portraits above a table of snacks that were free of charge.