Artists

73 Jill Thompson

My superpower is invisibility.

77 John Tronsor

My work finds itself expressed in a variety of media but is typically realized three dimensionally or lens based media.

74 Peter Towson

From climate change to our overdependence on technology, humans continue to remove themselves from the natural world. In our quest to improve daily life we have instead isolated ourselves. My pictures are a way of processing this complex modern society.

78 Geoff Weiser

This piece is part of the Macro Dinero series which uses cropping and scale to re-contextualize the beautiful design of vintage currency from around the world.

75

These works explore shapes in the natural world. All the forms in these drawings are ones that I’ve observed during my time in nature. I’ve rearranged them into fantastical forests of my imagination.

79

Time only moves in one direction. This unidirectional path leaves behind both positive and negative aspects. What is here to stay? What will remain? What will be remembered?

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This drawing combines visuals which reference personal memories. The process is similar to collage as pieces are brought together to form the whole, much in the way memory is recalled.