OUR ARTISTS

Nate McMullen is a visionary surreal artist known for his captivating and thought-provoking works. His art delves deep into the subconscious, blending dreamlike imagery with vibrant colors and bold techniques. McMullen’s unique style invites viewers to explore the essence of humanity through themes of love, sacrifice, and loss.

Qais Al-Cindy’s art explores social complexities, drawing inspiration from a lifetime of experiences. Dive into their canvases, where elements are deconstructed into new shapes, thoughts, and ideas. As an expressionist, Al-Cindy delves into human conditions—desire, fear, hope—capturing shared aspirations. Explore their work, integral to our historical tapestry.

Domonique Brown is a prize-winning visual artist known for his evocative monoprints that combine elements of nature and art. His work, influenced by his global travels, uses a restricted palette to explore light and dark, life and death.

ShenShen210 uses art to spread love and encourage others to live creatively. She brings her signature style from the streets to galleries, public spaces, and private commissions, capturing the heart and spirit of her subjects.

Pablo Damas blends surrealism, expressionism, and street art in his works. His paintings, exhibited across California and beyond, explore identity, perception, and reality, stimulating thought and emotion in his audience.

A mixed media and fiber artist who incorporates recycled yarn, embroidery cotton, and fabric. Brittany Kiertzner's art strikes a balance between abstraction and contemporary impressionism, influenced by various painters and fiber artists.

A portrait artist known for detailed work in oil, charcoal, and watercolor. Raised in a family of artists, Jenny Anne Trauger's creativity was nurtured from an early age. Her work has been featured in both group and solo gallery shows.

Gorman Bentley is an award-winning artist from North Dakota. His work reflects the subtle colors and textures of the vast prairies he observed in his youth. His unique approach to painting invite viewers on a journey of self-discovery.

Victor Anthony captures moments and emotions in his dark and captivating portraits. His art, an extension of his being, began with graphite and charcoal renderings of musicians and evolved into evocative canvas paintings.

Rebecca Hamm, an artist whose work resonates with the primal energy of nature, captures mysterious moments in painted improvisations. Her layered hues dissolve expectations and reveal unseen realities, echoing both devastation and regenerative harmonies.

John Woodcock is a prize-winning visual artist known for his evocative monoprints that combine elements of nature and art. His work, influenced by his global travels, uses a restricted palette to explore light and dark, life and death.

With MFA, transitioned from photography to collage, earning national acclaim, awards, and a teaching stint in art. Designers love her work, and Jackie Leishman collaborates on climate change exploration with biologist Steven Peck.

John Maclean is a self-taught artist. From psychedelic designs doodled in high school notebooks to intricate Celtic stone carvings, MacLean's artistic journey reflects his unique perspective and unwavering dedication to his craft.

Marinés Adrianza infuses her work with the passion of macro photography and the study of human emotion. Her art, showcased in galleries nationwide, is a dialogue between the visible and invisible, connecting nature with everyday life.

A renowned contemporary artist. Drawing inspiration from masters like Monet and Picasso, Andrew Bentson skillfully uses techniques like impasto and glazing to create abstracted representations of different places and seasons.

Nationally recognized artist who has won multiple awards for her work. Elisa Arancibia also writes and illustrates children's books, showcasing her versatile talent.

Sandy Garcia's work is deeply influenced by her multicultural background and experiences growing up in El Paso, Texas, and East Los Angeles. Her vibrant palette and raw, expressive style tell powerful, emotive stories.

Laurie DeVault grew up in California in a family that celebrated creativity. She was always encouraged to write, draw, and paint and went on to study art in college, preferring photography over any other medium.  However, after she retired from teaching young children she rediscovered her early love of painting.

As an artist, Carlos delves into the intricate tapestry of human experience. His work explores the interwoven threads of shared emotions, inviting viewers on a journey of self-discovery.

Marina Yermakova Timm is russian-born, LA-based artist, uses the medium of collage to explore and understand complex human interactions. Her works reflect the exaltation, despair, and absurd banality of our interconnected lives.

Through her sculptures and paintings, Cynthia Ebin explores the human spirit and its resilience in the face of mankind’s inhumanity, creating pieces that are at once fragile and strong, vibrant, and full of dignity.

Neifa Cosenza uses her rich cultural perspective to create deeply meaningful art. Her art, inspired by spirituality and her connection with God, reflects her belief that setbacks can lead to comebacks, and even something better.

Leonardo Moleiro is a graphic cubist artist and uses his unique style to communicate cultural experiences through color and shape. Influenced by his upbringing among seven women, his work often features the female figure.

A gifted artist with a compelling backstory. Despite physical challenges, Ahmad Shariff's work radiates hope and optimism. His global experiences and training in Art and Interior Architecture greatly influence his unique style.

Rebecca Hamm, an artist whose work resonates with the primal energy of nature, captures mysterious moments in painted improvisations. Her layered hues dissolve expectations and reveal unseen realities, echoing both devastation and regenerative harmonies.