In Daniel George's series, Natural Selection, we are invited into the quiet yards, driveways, and streets of suburban coastal Georgia. We see a yard where, behind a chain link fence, barking dogs are replaced with stoic plastic deer, a house where dolphins frolic on the shutters, and an alley where a potted plant lays forgotten.

George writes, "I am focusing on variations of land that reveal an individual’s personal reflection of, and relationship to, the environment. Their interconnection is made through directly manipulating and placing objects within the landscape. Often, the attempt is to emulate an ideal natural world. I am especially drawn to interactions that are distinct and whimsical."