Brooklyn-based artist Chris Weller creates striking hyperrealistic charcoal drawings that capture New York City's iconic architecture while exploring themes of climate change, belonging, and the delicate balance between nature and urban life.

Self-taught artist Gordon Leverton transforms architecture, city streets, and everyday environments into bold contemporary paintings defined by striking geometry, vibrant colour, and atmospheric shadows. Through his travels and international residencies, Leverton continues exploring how place, memory, and visual storytelling connect us to the world around us.

Chicago-based painter Sarah E. Boyle creates evocative works that explore the intersection of landscape, memory, and symbolism. Using oil on canvas and panel, her art invites viewers to reflect on place and time through a deeply personal lens. Featured in Hyperallergic, Artnet News, and more, Boyle's work continues to captivate audiences in galleries across the U.S.