Sometimes an artist’s work can be downright maddening. Shae Goodlett knows it’s foolhardy to stive for perfection, yet “I attempt [it], knowing that it cannot be reached,” he said. Goodlett, a recent graduate from UofL’s MFA program, creates art from paper backlit by neon lights. Seems straightforward, but he has more to say (after all, he called this exhibition “Invocation”): “The images’ interactions conjure phantom colors and optical effects which are not physically present, but nonetheless real and communally experienced,” said Goodlett. “In this way, my work addresses issues of ritual, divinity and perception.”