Sierra Faust is an artist from Kansas City whose work
explores the relationship between written and visual language,
viewing them as parallel processes, both deeply direct and
psychological. Her work employs labor-intensive drawing methods,
engaging both the content of the text and the obsessive nature of
the process.
Thais Glazman is a visual artist from New York City. She utilizes
alternative photographic processes, found materials, archival
media, and family photographs, to create experimental image-based
work.
Gemma Padilla is an interdisciplinary artist working in painting,
printmaking, collage, and sculpture. Their work explores themes
of connection—among people, materials, and time—deeply rooted in
family history and personal archives.
BFA, Metropolitan State University of Denver, 2024
Erica Rawson is an interdisciplinary artist working in sculpture,
printmaking, performance, and digital media. Her practice
examines the tension between preservation and obsolescence
through material processes that engage decay, transformation, and
digital entropy. She explores how vulnerability and impermanence
can be rendered as both form and process.
BA, Studio Art, San Francisco State University, 2016
Julio Rodriguez is a visual artist born and raised in the Bay
Area. His paintings combine traditional materials with the tools
and techniques learned through graffiti writing. His work
explores generational memory embedded in public space, bodies and
gestures.
BFA, Art Studio, California State University, Chico, 2024
Lulu Smith is an interdisciplinary artist working in sculpture
and audio/video. Her practice explores the nuanced concept
of “home”, resonating with both emotional and environmental
significance. Blending video with materials like reclaimed wool,
fire hose, and wood, she aims to blur the boundaries between the
organic and the digital, the human and the non-human.