Morrison Lans’ art reveals intimate emotional journeys through layered colored pencil, encaustic, and underpainting techniques. Highlighting themes of motherhood, transformation, and identity, her work invites viewers into a space where anatomy meets soul. Currently featured in the “Lightness of Being” virtual exhibition, Lans’ unique blend of figurative realism and abstraction offers a poetic meditation on the emotional body.

Cat Crotchett’s bold encaustic works are a reflection of both personal and societal transformation. As an AQ Volume IV Artist, her art uses abstract patterns to symbolize emotional and cultural layers, creating compositions full of texture, color, and meaning. With over three decades of artistic experience, Crotchett blends intention and acceptance in her creative process, allowing for unexpected risks and discoveries in her vibrant works. Visit her interview to dive deeper into her compelling journey.

Discover the captivating encaustic paintings of Jodie Sutton, an award-winning artist whose work blends abstract forms with the beauty of everyday landscapes. From her self-taught journey to mastering the wax-based medium, Jodie’s art reflects her deep connection to the world around her. Learn about her process, inspiration, and the importance of community in her artistic practice.

Heather Kirtland is an artist, author, speaker, and creative instigator whose abstract paintings explore the emotional landscapes of human experience. Through layered compositions and encaustic techniques, she creates visual representations of connection, resilience, and the complexities of contemporary life.