In collaboration with friends and peers alike, Adams and Spivey have created a space in which Amniotic Ambiguity viewers may reconsider their relationships to humanity. Using the embryo, a seemingly alien yet universal form, the artists are encouraging audiences to empathize with ambiguity, assessing the necessity of legibility for queering a space. To queer a space is to consider different perspectives and resist the compulsion to authorize hierarchies between self and other. Difference is not only welcome in our space, but it is also vital to maintaining it. Adams and Spivey take an intermedia approach in pursuit of celebrating difference by melding painting, sculpture and ceramics.