Somethin' missing... Somethin' promised

Zipporah Camille Thompson uses various colored and textured cloths and fabrics to express her exploration through alchemical transformations of the universal unknowns. The chosen medium reflects chaos and wrestling with self and identity.

Zipporah Thompson creates pieces that are far from literal. Her work embodies surrealism and out of the box, unknown thinking, through hand crafted pieces made of fabrics and woven elements.

Hanna Newman's full body sculpture portrays a common human figure but beyond physical appearance, she uses nonbodily colors and materials to express her relationship and journey with unconscious and conscious thought, as well as the mind and the physical world.

Hanna Newman uses ceramics, foam, and plaster casts to mimic human limbs and body mass as a means to portray an otherworldly appearance. The bright colors contrasting with the skin like color creates an experience of realism and surrealism.

This bright and captivating sculpture piece by Hanna Newman expresses her experience with sleep paralysis and the overwhelming distortion of realism caused by the mind. This abstraction of reality communicate a certain emotional state and mindset.

Madora Frey's sculptures of neon lights beaming from the wall, represents an internal geography that has emerged from her childhood residences. She uses nonlinear movements and colors to highlight her journey through her life.

Madora Frey's pieces are mesmerizing and appealing to the human senses. There's a sense of comfort and ease that radiates through her work. The perfect wall pieces for your home and personal spaces.

Madora Frey's eye-stopping pieces incorporates linear movements as well as geometric shapes and textures to create a cohesive, calming feel. The bright lights and reflections grab the viewers attention and leave them wandering their own minds.