In The Now Dark Sky, Setting Us All on Fire, Robert Krut unveils surrealistic imagery and apocalyptic moments that encroach on his cityscapes. Entering his urban vision of off-kilter fingerprint police, helix fireworks, and lockboxes replete with unsewn / buttons from the shirts of dead men (The Vault), we are invited to witness how daylight peels silence / off the sides of buildings to reveal vampire teeth and arrows (Phantasmagoria at Six AM), how every single body on the street / turns to paper (At This Very Moment). Krut dismantles the world around us and in turn remakes it into something dark yet alive, a place seething with desire, where A thousand leaves are worth one wish (This All Starts With You, and This All Ends With You).