Mushaboom

MushaboomI use the shapes, patterns and symbols in my everyday life to bring energy to my art. My work often starts with no blueprint, insisting I surrender to my thoughts and materials. Traceys pattern repetition is reminiscent of a nostalgic wallpaper. There is something familiar in Traceys patterns. Add this one to any gallery wall.["Paintings"]["Tracey Colla"]

["Photography"]["Megan Mack"]

Jordan Grace Owens Sewn canvas acrylic and oil stick My work explores the fluidity of the physical through fragmented figures and shifting relational abstract shapes Combining paint sewn canvas and wooden constructions I explore the physicality of each medium combining paint sewn canvas and wooden constructions

Theresa Hong Risograph Print 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

Watercolor allows to mix precise marks

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

Grace’s prints somehow maintain a texture and three-dimensionality

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

Hang Erin’s work anywhere you can get up close to see the complexities of her layered materials

I am inspired by nature and sound and like to blend the two together into beautiful patterns

finding beauty in reconstruction by creating new forms and layers with color and paper

"Works on Paper"]["Morgan Auten Smith"]

original pieces with their own story