Hasani Sahlehe on making paintings that address spirituality, art as a means to initiate healing, & creating a universe that has an ever-expanding language.
Laura Berger discusses art as an avenue for healing, making new work in anticipation of Art Miami, painting as a way to touch upon emotions, & the psychology of color & spatial reslationships.
Abi Salami discusses creating art as a full-time career, making new works with complex compositions & topics, working in series as a means to convey a message, & completing a residency at Field Projects.
Debbi Kenote on the power of size & shape, a practice that revoles around an intense use of color, exploring interlocking structures, & abstract references to landscapes.
Anna Carey discusses involuntary memory & shifting place, conflating imagination & various spaces into one space, & developing the idea of architecture & fantasy.
Yin Ming Wong on the endless possibilities of expression, how community & conversation sustains the momentum of creation, & ping pong as a metaphor for deeply personal experiences.
David Bipolo on comics & graphic novels as an entry point to fine art, a practice that heavily incorporates writing, researching & studying, & finding infinite inspiration.
Karen Kassap discusses making work that expresses ideas & emotions, finding balance between inner life & the outer world, & producing metaphors for universal emotions & meaning.
Furong Zhang discusses the collective & contradictory spaces between mythologies & reality, psychological interiors, & making art as a respite from a chaotic environment.
Judd Schiffman on Buddhist meditation and Shamanic spiritual practices, preparing for multiple upcoming exhibitions, & exploring personal rites of passage.
Alicia Reyes McNamara on the importance of a supportive family, working towards an upcoming exhibition, & opening up the concept of an in-between space.
Aaron Christopher Rees discusses the phenomological experience of seeing, playing with allegory, abstraction & symbolism, & the meditive nature embedded in the physical act of making.
Scrill Davis on early experiences with photography, creating with local talent while traveling, using music to set the tone while working, & expanding his brand.
Dylan Hausthor on early memories of making things, story telling as a central component of a practice, deeply relating to specific spaces, & basking in meditative days.
Kenechi Unachukwu discusses multiple ongoing projects, a need to document this important time in history, photographing the essence of a culture, & early experiences with photography.