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Sybil Amboise: Nature, contours, and identity

Sybil Amboise has a Haitian background, which he showcases in some of his art. Most of his art is abstract. It moves through themes of nature and contours. When he starts his pi...

From Punk to Pussy: Karl Kotas and the art of resilience

From Punk to Pussy: Karl Kotas and the art of resilience

Words by Denva BeaubrunKarl Kotas's art tells a story of resilience and never giving up. This is a scrapbook-memoir hybrid, combining Kotas's own art with the art of artists he ...

Lesny JN Felix: Collage, culture, and memory

Lesny JN Felix: Collage, culture, and memory

Lesny JN Felix has progressed in art over the years. He's explored different themes and mediums, including collages, paintings, and art with light. He incorporates his stories, ...

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Zoey August Pratt

Zoey August Pratt

|Ashley Frey
Picture this– a homeschool in a rural Napa Valley scape, redwood trees and building forts. If you couldn’t, our artist today could likely draw you a scene or make a...
Thomas Spoerndle

Thomas Spoerndle

|Ashley Frey
Thomas Spoerndle’s paintings operate within a structured system—geometric forms, primary colors, and calculated shifts in pattern—yet they never feel static. His work is about movement within constraints, exploring how…
The Interest in Shapes;

The Interest in Shapes;

|Ashley Frey
In respect to honoring a sort of an appropriated approach to both, Rothko and Mondrian; I started with the basic idea in creating a rich indepth background base, while at...