Speaking in a language of vibrant strips of color and punctuated compositions, Matthew King's paintings are accentuated by the radiant color relationships he employs.
Whatever introspective, quasi-destructive thought that may arise, Gabriel Alcala’s visual lexicon is purposefully simplified to be understood upon first glance
Alfonso Gonzalez Jr. takes overlooked expressions of art found in his surroundings and incorporates them in paintings that depict a localized perception of his hometown.
Alake Shilling's work is a visual reminder that context isn’t always germane—we all feel highs, lows and something in between. We’re all human, after all.
Craftsmanship is supposedly lost, but artist Julia Wright succeeds at reviving it through her carefully considered works that cull the tradition of weaving.
Artist Dario Maglionico follows along with the idea of our collective conscious, our collective memory and our objective reality in each of his paintings.
In the most natural ways, Matt takes his personal stories and transcribes them onto the canvas through imagery—whether it be metaphorical or representational—that the viewer can attach their own personal experience to.
