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CoverWatercolor allows to mix precise marks, and stains diffusing the pigments at random on paper. It opens up to an ideal spontaneity to mark time and memory. Water and paper allow you to open up to luck, as in life. My works are on paper like a book, and tell a story. Fleurs work feels random and spontaneous, though influenced by patterns found in science and nature. This piece is calming in its abstraction. Hang it anywhere you might want a

The obvious home for Grace’s “After Dinner” series would be in the kitchen

but they complement one another so well that you should probably buy at least two

Mary Claire Griffin Photography Inspired by and leaning into surrealism I use my body to become an extension of the objects in these spaces using perspective to create optical illusions

My work often fluctuates between wild and expressive attacks on the canvas and more pensive explorations of organic shapes

Zifeng Zang Acrylic ink pastels pencil on paper 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

The smaller edition would work on a gallery wall

Antony Aumann Oil Pastel on Paper I am inspired by the striking hues of Henri Matisse s Fauvist paintings

Anitra Lavanhar Photography I try to find and document the unobserved beauty that exists within and around us

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The relationships between my brushstrokes bold shapes and delicate layers pay homage to life s jubilance Acrylic on Canvas Shaleen Garba

The foundational themes of Erin’s work – travel

But that lends itself to the human imperfections