By gathering everyday objects – hula hoops, shopping carts, plastic dinosaurs – and assembling them into sculptural and cut-paper collages, Teppei Kaneuji creates Frankenstein structures in an effort to separate purpose and form. White plastic resin, which is poured over the mass of objects, drips down to cover some pieces entirely, harden into stalactites, and pool on the ground, further obscuring the individual meanings of the sculpture’s components. All of the works have been created exclusively for this exhibition during a summer residency at UCCA.