Monica Mohnot
Monica Mohnot builds the surface itself as the painting, weaving, stitching, and layering time into form.
John Sousa
Springboro, Ohio mixed-media artist John Sousa layers imagery, texture, and visual association to explore language and perception.
Aya Shimohara
With a unique focus on the intersection of self-representation and online presence, Aya Shimohara creates paintings that mirror the feelings of ambivalence that arise when navigating the digital world. Using panels reminiscent of digital devices, their work delves into the complexities of human emotions, blending selfie compositions and reflective surfaces to create a thought-provoking dialogue between self and other.
Wade Kramm
Wade Kramm’s recent works explore Minimalism, architecture, and perception to reshape the viewer's engagement with the gallery space. Using construction materials such as drywall, floorboards, molding, light switches, and doors, he fabricates alternative spaces, called Fragments, within the gallery. Standing in front of each piece, the phenomenological experience fluctuates between seeing the materials simply as materials and a perceptual/physical engagement with the new spaces made within the surrounding architecture.
Wade Kramm received his M.F.A. in sculpture at the Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, RI. He has received multiple prestigious grants, including the Joan Mitchell Foundation Grant, the Rhode Island State Council for the Arts Grant, and an Artist Resource Trust Grant.

