I am interested in painting as a lens through which to reconcile my perception of the corporeal world with intangible notions of intense human emotion, experience and meaning. It is an understanding of art as a treatise on human nature.

Multidisciplinary works stemming from a heritage-based context in flux with the compulsion to describe and embody self-documented naturally occurring moments.

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.

Video & Photography from the series Sunny Haiti.

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.

I see and live art as my own instrument of self-knowledge, exploring the symbolism of colors and the power of breath...

I strive to make sense visually and trust that the poetry will follow.

Collaborating since 1991, Lilla LoCurto and Bill Outcault are artists whose work has focused on the fragile nature of life and their relationship with an increasingly technological world.

Digital and analog glitch artwork and video.

My work looks at the subtle nuances which exist beneath the surface of hyper-contextualized identity politics to question what is individualistic about acts of imitation, repetition and creation?

Natalia de Campos is a multidisciplinary artist working in performance, theater, text, sound, video, interactive media, and translation. Since 1999, she creates works in New York also under “Syncretic Pleasures”.

My interest in the labyrinth as a structure is based in the circle. Here, the circle turns in on itself, and raises the question of reality. In postmodern practice, could also revolve around her “uniqueness-reproducibility axis,” allowing the artist

Brian Cavanaugh is an artist whose digital art practice explores data, technology, and digital culture.

Hip Hop Feminist Performative Video Sculpture

My work is an investigation of the codes and constructs of place, transit, and home. I engage with found sources, and the elements of language, meaning, and context to reinterpret the pre-existing notions of dwelling