ARTIST: Tomoko Suzuki TITLE: Muddy Pond of Earthly Desire Lotus flower blooms out of a muddy pond. A muddy pond represents human sufferings. Even though life can seem to be filled with struggles, it is possible to transform our harsh […]

ARTIST: Suze Woolf TITLE: The Magnitude of the Problem Suze Woolf is a life-long outdoor person who has watched glaciers shrink and burned-over forests increase. She began painting intact landscapes then felt compelled to document ecological disturbances. Portraits of individual […]

ARTIST: Sean Hennessey TITLE: A Fable of Reinvention My work is cast glass that is painted and backlit to create illuminated relief sculptures depicting suggestions of narratives. By utilizing common and slightly nostalgic imagery, my work appeals to senses of […]

ARTIST: Nikki Jabbora Barber TITLE: Shahrazad In this series, I re-examine characters from childhood stories I passively internalized. These womens’ individual voices and feelings were not included in those stories – only the actions of people/gods in positions of power […]

ARTIST: Melana Bontrager TITLE: Being and Process I use landscape as a metaphor for the human condition. The physical structure of a landscape is sculpted by weather, time, and climate. In a similar way, culture, community, environment, and belief shape […]

ARTIST: Lynda Swensen TITLE: Petaluma Landscapes Walking through Petaluma, CA during the surreal fire season of 2020, the landscape emerged through the smoky air as simple, rounded forms with ethereal, transparent colors. These suggested both figures and an interconnected community. […]

ARTIST: Lisa Turner TITLE: Plastic Bodies In the work, Plastic Bodies consumer objects are juxtaposed with medical illustrations to foster multiple interpretations, while drawing attention to the inherent conflicts and confluence between the natural and the synthetic. Back to Storefronts […]

ARTIST: Allyce Wood TITLE: Daylights A collector of technologies and threads, Allyce Wood uses a variety of analogue and computer-driven looms and punchcard knitting machines to produce tapestries. She seeks tools that allow her to create soft narrative images, flexible […]

ARTIST: Emgee Dufresne TITLE: Mushin “My vessels are objects of metamorphosis. Their irregular walls, and shifting skin are akin to a human’s body or geological compositions. 18K gold lacquer serves to accentuate these flaws. Each vessel speaks to multiple natures, […]

ARTIST: Coco Spadoni TITLE: Seeping Sleeping Streets “Seeping Sleeping Streets is an installation about the simultaneous feelings of loneliness and liveliness of being in Seattle. Its intention is to use landscape and sculpture to explore what it means to be […]