Evoking oozing biological forms, liquid stained glass, and molecular processes with urethane resin and colored pigment, Jesse Greenberg produces process-oriented, tactile sculptures. Greenberg, who co-founded New York’s 247365 gallery, aims to explore how design dictates bodily experiences, most notably contemporary relationships with technology. His “Face Scan” series, for example, features plasma-esque resin sculptures that appear to undulate, droop, and collapse against their steel armatures.