Adina Andrus works across various media, creating 2D mixed media pieces, sculptures, drawings and installations that confront questions of memory, belonging, and visual culture across time and space.

Amy Amalia works to translate her own meditative practice into a new visual landscape. Amalia constructs and composes mesmerizing scenes that serve to transport the viewers on a hypnotic journey inward. 

Jorge Otero-Pailos is an artist, architect and scholar who practices experimental preservation to upend old ideas about cultural heritage. Combining his formal training in architecture and preservation, he explores themes of memory, history, and transition through his artworks.

Emily Teall uses sculpture, installation and painting to navigate themes of anxiety and memory while drawing inspiration from ecological, anatomical, and biological references and processes.

SK Reed works with ceramics, installation, printmaking and painting to challenge rigid notions of gender and to engage with creatures of the more-than-human world as guides and teachers to counter ways of being.