Enjoy a curated selection of artwork from a group of artists whose diverse mediums and perspectives make this showcase especially compelling.
“As if in a Dream …” acrylic on stretched canvas, 30″ x 40″ by Barbara L. Chapman
Barbara L. Chapman
“Portrait of the Emberkeeper” acrylic, 20″ x 16″ by Indi Carlton
Indi Carlton
I create vivid, dreamlike paintings and sculptural works exploring imagination, animal consciousness, and interconnectedness. Through bold color, symbolism, and an intuitive process, my art invites wonder, curiosity, and a compassionate vision of our shared world.
“Two Queens” mixed media and ink on paper, 80 × 67.3 cm by Sergii Filin
Sergii Filin
My abstract works emerge from lifelong dreaming of imagined worlds, blending images and structure to balance chaos and control through layered, hand-made compositions in ink, pencil, and acrylic. When words fail, there is art.
“Wallflower” acrylic, 24″ x 36″ by Jillian Elliott
Jillian Elliott
My art focuses on bodily experiences and dynamics. As a chronically ill, queer, and neurodiverse painter I explore the intersection of pleasure and pain with bold blocking and bright colors to create partially abstracted pieces influenced by a love of nature, a floral design career, and pop art.
“Quiet Desperation” oil sticks on illustration board, 30″ x 20″ by Greg Johnson
Greg Johnson
My work is very eclectic and tends to create itself spontaneously. Its origins are internal, deeply emotional and usually very personal.
“Playing in the Forest” watercolor and mixed media (Prismacolor pencils, pastels), 12″ x 12″ by Jennifer Niemiroski
Jennifer Niemiroski
Quiet reflections from time spent in nature, telling the stories of trees, woodland creatures, and flowing streams.
“Life’s Force” oil on canvas, 30″ x 48″ by Tom Hessler
Tom Hessler
I enjoy expressing myself through art, and have been creating for decades. I am working on oil on canvas paintings, using “Old Masters” techniques to create colorful, emotional, abstract expressions of the beauty of nature.
“Lady In Florence” digital photo print by Michael Higgs
Michael Higgs
Life is lived when it is explored. My artwork is my exploration of the world around me. I capture all I can and I love to share it with everyone.
“Tara” acrylic, glaze, cement and mixed media on canvas, 30″ x 40″ by Corina Ioana
Corina Ioana
Tara explores identity, erosion, and emergence through layered acrylic, glaze, cement, and mixed media surfaces. Suspended between concealment and revelation, the figure appears excavated from memory and time, blurring the boundary between portrait, artifact, and apparition.
“Winter Somnolence” glass, 11″ x 14″ by Barb Mueller
Barb Mueller
Birch trees in the snow is one of my favorite “painting with glass” works. It’s entirely made of glass powder and frit (ground glass), layered and kiln fired multiple times to achieve depth and texture.
“Color Coded” photography/digital art by Kathy Chicoine
Kathie Chicoine
I love taking photos of nature, but my real joy comes from creating new images digitally from my original photos. My abstract images burst with color. I am a self-taught artist.
“Bioluminenscence Brilliance” acrylic on canvas, 18″ x 24″ by Aparajita Sen
Aparajita Sen
My art resonates with a sense of mystery, poetry, rhythm, and movement of patterns in nature and environment. I am intrigued by symbolism and impressions which I like to present in a contemporary and abstract style with brilliant colors. I enjoy bringing these bright compositions to my viewers with various mediums.
“Sol” oil and acrylic on canvas, 40″ x 40″ by April Paige
April Paige
Sol is a celebration of rhythm and presence, inspired by Japanese Kodo drumming. A glowing sun floats over deep red, where movement meets stillness and sound becomes spirit within a field of powerful, focused energy.
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