Sculptures that acknowledge the experience of irrational or unknowable psychological spaces in a world of accelerating science and technology.

Nature as metaphor for the complexity of the human condition is the essence of my recent work.

I am interested in our bodies, their weight, the actual corporeal feeling of them, our denial of them, hybridity, sexuality. I am interested in religious and ceremonial aesthetics and symbolism- how we as humans make sense of ourselves.

Fine Art Photographer based in Red Hook Brooklyn working in Digital and Analog film medium from 35mm to 8x10 film with an emphasis on night time imagery and provocative interpretations of contemporary society and our place in it.

Paintings imbued with the layers of life learning that all is more complicated than it seems yet simple as in the birth of a thought, child, or tears rolling down ones cheek.

I combine paper-cuts, painting, drawing and photo elements to create work about the mystery of the sexual experience.

My image archive stems from a serious, almost forensic interest in how images are made, how they’re formed both physically and theoretically. I’m interested in making things that explore how we all remember and idealise each other.

Work includes oil and sculpture; themes gravitate toward landscapes, nature and natural phenomena. Recent work: "Bewilderness", an outdoor art installation in a pine forest which focuses on the tree as metaphor for non-human "other".

Culture Needs A Fresh Kill

I maneuver pools of pigment and water into recognizable forms from the vantage of a woman.

Recent Pratt graduate with strong conviction that art died after the 19th century.

My unique gestural style combines surreal, psychological, and urban elements to create arresting images in paintings that are disorienting and inquisitive.

Painting, Collage, and Installation

My work deals with alienation, gender politics and identity through a displaced female body. Acting as a transcendental device, the body is a tool in various mediums, such as performance and sculpture, video, installation and drawing.

Ilana H-B is an interdisciplinary artist born in Brooklyn, NY. She received a BA in Art at Yale, and is a 2016 MFA at Columbia University. She creates work that explores relationships between surface, humor, failure, & individuation.

A personal look at a mothers art work over the past 10 years. Each painting and sculpture represents the real story behind motherhood and is expressed profoundly through making art and balancing all. Mother, career and being an artist.

Extremely versatile

I am very geometrical with my approach. I love black and white because it is a direct display of the design. No distractions what so ever. However, I also like a simple pop of color at certain moments which can create emotion.