Alexis Fredericks
Alexis Fredericks turns a discarded rocking chair into a beaded reflection on displacement and conditional belonging.
Frank Geiser
Frank Geiser uses light as a mediator between memories and materials, inviting viewers to pause in fragile moments.
Ineke Knudsen
Ineke Knudsen's oil paintings picture a ritual at its height, somewhere between horror and rapture.
Amélie Vallières
Amélie Vallières dismantles inherited ideas of femininity in expressive, emotionally charged oil portraits.
Charles Turnell
Charles Turnell's Ars Musiva compositions look unified from a distance and reveal fields of distinct images up close.
Junhan Shen
Junhan Shen lets diluted paint move like water to explore impermanence, memory, and finding footing in a changing world.
Jeanette Bayoumi
Jeanette Bayoumi explores identity, cultural memory, and self-discovery through vibrant paintings that blend realism with surreal elements. Working with bold, limited palettes, she uses color as a psychological environment to explore memory, perception, cultural identity, resilience, and transformation.
Monica Shulman
New York-based artist Monica Shulman creates richly layered abstract paintings that explore memory, nature, identity, and self-reflection. Through gestural mark-making, oil, oil stick, and pastel, her work translates lived experience into color, texture, and rhythm.
Rachel Grace Borntrager
Rachel Grace Borntrager creates abstract paintings rooted in memory, physiological awareness, and lived experience, using her Soma-Line Method™ to transform the body’s sensations into a visual language of line and color.
Rajab Sayed
Rajab Ali Sayed is a Filipino/Pakistani visual artist, educator, and chef based in Los Angeles, California. Through painting, Sayed explores storytelling, intimacy, memory, and the relationship between human experience and the sensory world around us.
Alexandria Deters
Alexandria Deters creates research-driven works that investigate the construction of memory, belief, and visibility through photography, embroidery, video, and installation. By transforming archival materials and personal imagery, Deters explores how stories are preserved, obscured, and reinterpreted over time.
Chrys Roboras
Chrys Roboras creates evocative figurative paintings that merge realistic human forms with expansive, colorful semi-abstract landscapes. Her dreamlike works explore movement, memory, and emotion, inviting viewers into stories where the past, present, and future exist simultaneously.
Gherdai Hassell
Gherdai Hassell is a multidisciplinary contemporary artist, independent curator, and researcher whose work explores identity, memory, migration, and nostalgia. Through layered materials, textiles, collage, and painting, Hassell examines Caribbean heritage, postcolonial narratives, and the histories embedded within materials.
Susan Schmidt
Susan Schmidt’s contemporary figurative paintings explore memory, nature, and personal transformation through layered surfaces, abstraction, and expressive mark-making. Drawing from experiences of loss and connection to the natural world, Schmidt’s work reflects the enduring relationship between place, emotion, and remembrance.
Jake McCauley
Pittsburgh-based artist Jake McCauley creates paintings rooted in mundane realism, exploring themes of observation, memory, place, and perception. Through cinematic compositions and recurring imagery of windows, his work examines how we experience the spaces between ourselves and the world around us.
Jazlyne Sabree
Jazlyne Sabree is an interdisciplinary artist whose work explores memory, land, and the persistence of African diasporic histories. Through immersive installations, collage, and material exploration, Sabree creates powerful visual narratives that honor lineage, resilience, and the stories embedded within the spaces we inhabit.
Anna Wallace
Featured in the Time Capsule exhibition, Anna Wallace creates intimate watercolor works centered on the human hand, exploring memory, loss, and personal reinvention.
Shelby Austin Tourney
Featured in the Time Capsule exhibition, Shelby Austin Tourney creates mixed media works exploring memory, comfort, and discomfort through spaces shaped by nostalgia and self-reflection.
Gina Gwen Palacios
Featured in the Time Capsule exhibition, Gina Gwen Palacios uses painting and mixed media to explore Mexican American identity, family history, and cultural memory. Her work reflects on belonging, displacement, and inherited narratives across generations.

