what do you think?

what do you think?Theresa Hong Screenprint These harmonious shapes cultivate calm even when juxtaposed against vibrant colors to evoke an energetic playfulness The ease of the resulting work is supported by a palpable rhythm and movement

Anitra Lavanhar Photography I have always been drawn to the urban and industrial landscapes in my home city of Tulsa Oklahoma

Janna's abstract forms are layered silhouettes

In the midst of her drawings and installations Janna also makes collages with common materials like envelopes and origami as a way to explore abstraction intuitively Collage Janna Luttrell

Tracey’s pattern repetition is reminiscent of a nostalgic wallpaper

Watercolor allows the mixing of precise marks and stains

she uses the residual paint left on the plate from her monotypes to create distinct

Sherman’s work is clearly influenced by nature and the world around us

"Dock Sunset" captures one of life's fleeting moments that exist only as a memory--or so we thought

There is something familiar in Tracey’s patterns

Though influenced by patterns found in science and nature

making what begins as a simple form of photography into the ephemeral print

Zifeng Zang Mixed Media on Canvas I aim to create an image that will invite viewers to contemplate spirituality and imagination combining abstract elements and textural surfaces to highlight a reverence for the natural world and the vastness that exists between people and space