by Rajvi Mittal

“Mandalas are drawn free-form, but symmetric. And stand for incorporating mistakes of the present/past into the next/present design. It is also used as a meditative cultural practice by many.”

Digital Art by Howard Skrill

“These works are a meditation on effigies’ impact on the erasure of public and private memory and identity including rebellion against these impositions.”

“Before my blood series, I believed that blood flowed uncontained under my skin: wrong! Blood flows through the body in containers (arteries, veins).”

“Through image, essay, and invocation, McKendry examines devotion, authorship, and the architectures (visible and invisible) that shape belief. Their work inhabits the threshold between system and spirit, feral heart and formal structure.”

Digital Art by Carol Radsprecher

Digital Art by Brad Ford

“This photographic collection coalesces around themes of light and identity. We are each of us a "Phoenix Rising," physical portals of nuanced emotions, fractured selves absorbing and radiating light.”

by Matheus Moraes

“Life isn't about completion or conclusions, it's about leaving a body of work that will be continued by future generations.”

Digital Art by James Bridgeforth

“This piece portrays the silent suffering that too often hides behind masculinity—the tear that never makes it past the cheekbone of expectation.”

“I am drawn to the ways epidemic disease has shaped human history, both medically and culturally, and my work seeks to translate that enduring curiosity into a visual language.”

by James MacFie

“I was born in NJ and currently live in Queens. I manipulate found materials and old images. I paint, draw, sew and collage.”

Digital Art by Aodán McCardle (Improvised Performancewriting Drawing)