by Abigail Platter

A baptism is a surrender to death, in hopes that one might come back up for air transformed. Here we find a murky space for the kind of wallowing that just might also contain new life.

by Jocelyn Mathewes

My current work is a growing body of alternative processes and conceptual experiments in mixed media. My interest lies in how the day-to-day experience and psyche of the patient is shaped and affected.

by Corey Frey

We can be so near to the world, ideas, and people but simultaneously estranged. The work that I'm attempting to make defamiliarizes just enough to reintroduce relational intimacy. In that way, obfuscation becomes a tool.

by Jennifer Anne Moses

I've been on a God-search pretty much as long as I can remember. So it came as if directly from the Divine when one day, in my early forties, I felt compelled to start painting and picked up a paintbrush.

by Carolynn Marshall Wright

For me, the process of creating is one of worshipful expression and response to the emotions evoked by the world around us.