CHiKA is a Japanese-born, New York-based New Media Artist. Creating minimalist geometric shapes and visuals that explore in dark space and inviting people to reinvent themselves through the relationship between objects and images.

Installation, Sculpture, New Media__________Duality, Nature, Femininity

Color etchings of diverse architectural images at a certain moment or time of day.

Art is a violent passion. When I say violent, I’m describing the intense force of how I create, how I think, how I express myself and how I live my life...

My drawings derive from an interest in complexity that arises out of a limited set of rules.

Recurring themes include labour, repetition, the portal, and the window; suggestions of looking in or through a space beyond.

carolina: humana, peruvian based in brooklyn. The compelling force of my work is the challenge it takes to embody the relations between processes that take place both in the micro and the macro cosmos; the inner and the outer worlds.

I often consider myself as an"artist reporter"because of my ability to recreate some small but important details of life. Like a good reporter,i am able to capture and not comment on the scene in any way.i simply show what i see…

Ellie Balk is a public artist who's goal is to use art as a tool to bring communities together.

Sabrina Barrios’ work create the illusion of parallel dimensions and the possibility of co-existing realities. In a mix of science, mythology and psychology, her geometric structures have symbols– to question what we understand as real.

For this series of ink drawing on Yupo paper, I have developed an abstract visual language of forms and marks that references the virtual world including our relationship with the internet, interconnectedness and social media.

Abstract paintings in oil on wood or linen and ink on paper, grid based, layered, evidence of process, incorporating gesture and geometry.

Kellyann Burns is a Brooklyn based conceptual painter who focuses on process and color.

I am an abstract artist put here to awaken, heal the sleepwalkers .

The work of Ai Campbell celebrates the compelling nature of art’s most basic elements, using the monochromatic colors of black and white to amplify positive negative spaces through the contrast.

Lionel Carre deconstructs the energy of wild style graffiti lettering, and build upon the color palettes that have adorned New York City.