Shiro Beta (Luis Rodriguez) is a Mexican digital artist and designer, whose practice explores digital identity, mysticism, and biology through 3D artifacts, CGI, and generative AI.

Shara’s glassblowing practice explores both the opacity and transparency of glass color.

Noreen is a visual artist and experiential graphic designer from Queens, NY. Drawn to the subtle rhythms of everyday life, she transforms fleeting moments into ethereal realms where quiet wonder, stillness, and mysticism converge.

Natalie Dunham works through repetition and material accumulation to build rhythmic, undulating forms that bring a sense of motion and energy into otherwise rigid structures.

Working between control and entropy, Hillary Henrici shapes clay through erosion, absence, and pressure, where negative space becomes structure, and material resistance reveals a quiet, human vulnerability.

Inspired by the textures of New York, Sarah Feingold creates functional ceramics that celebrate the beauty of the everyday, turning small, playful objects into moments of light within daily life.

A painter channels the intensity of dance, memory, and Southern culture into fluid, emotionally charged scenes, where movement, color, and intimacy converge to tell sensual, human stories.