Abstract Leaves

Abstract LeavesElizabeth Becker Ink on Cold Press Paper Emotional release and expressive experimentation with water are important to Elizabeth s process as she works intuitively allowing colors to bleed together and slowly bloom

This surreal photograph is sure to spark questions

Morgan expertly navigates thoughtful themes and familiar emotions that come to her in her practice and translates them through abstraction

We love the intimacy of these smaller photographs: hang this one in an office or a smaller bedroom

The works in this series were named after the poem by Margaret Atwood called "Spelling

The shapes had to be celebrated and preserved

The smaller edition would work on a larger gallery wall

Grace’s prints somehow maintain a texture and three-dimensionality

Jen Sanders Acrylic and Mixed Media on Canvas From a series honoring the beauty in asymmetry unfinished thoughts and creative detours this piece plays with contrast and motion balancing deep shadows with sun warmed tones and unexpected marks With a mix of acrylic paint oil pastels and graphite pencil the surface shifts between soft blends and bold interruptions

make sure you can get up close and personal with this one

The relationships between brushstrokes

Megan seeks magical places and untold stories to help bring her own empathetic vision to life

Katie Murphy Acrylic on Panel The figure is a consistent source of inspiration for me Figurative work especially allows for the possibility of empathy recalling each viewer to the unifying experience of being human