In this intimate interview, artist Elise Wehle shares how working with natural materials like leaves and flowers grounds her creative process and reconnects her to the world around her. She reflects on the spiritual symbolism in her work, the transformative impact of visiting the Alhambra, and how her collages explore themes of memory, personal growth, and hope in uncertain times.

Federico Massa, widely known as Iena Cruz, transforms city walls into vivid narratives of climate justice and conservation. In this interview, the internationally acclaimed muralist shares how his roots in set design and graffiti inform his powerful visual language, how animals serve as symbols in his work, and what it means to send his art into space. Dive into his creative process and learn how he blends bold aesthetics with environmental activism.

An inspiring interview with Bojana Ilic, also known as BOJITT, a Serbian-born, U.S.-based artist and designer whose expressive abstract paintings have reached international acclaim—literally to the Moon via The Lunar Codex. She shares how emotion and storytelling shape her creative process, the influence of her move to the U.S., and how she’s merging tradition with modern expression to empower women through art.

In this reflective interview, photographer Raul Armas invites us into his world of quiet observation and emotional storytelling. Influenced by his architectural training and a deep appreciation for subtle beauty, Armas captures fleeting moments that evoke nostalgia, stillness, and connection. Through his lens, everyday life becomes a canvas for introspection and visual poetry.

In this colorful and heartfelt interview, UK-based artist Lucy Stevens invites us into her latest body of work, Blackbird—a deeply personal series inspired by her walks in nature, daily rituals, and love for birds. Learn how her connection with the natural world and creative journaling practice have shaped her evolving studio process.

Deirdre Sullivan-Beeman creates lush, symbolic paintings that blur the line between myth and memory. In this in-depth interview, she reflects on the impact of 3rd Wave Feminism, dream symbolism, and how her heroines navigate identity, power, and the unknown.

Painter Claire Elliott reflects on her deep connection to gardens, the concept of plant blindness, and the tension between nature and control. In this interview, she shares the evolution of her practice, the inspiration behind her striking botanical paintings, and how she captures the wild, overlooked, and mysterious life of plants.

Discover how Sacramento-based artist Jennifer Peart blends nature, mid-century design, and sci-fi influences into her visionary landscapes. In this Art & Cocktails podcast episode, she shares her creative journey, inspirations, and tips for artists looking to find their voice and visual language.

Artist, writer, and poet Jocelyn Ulevicus explores themes of femininity, loss, and healing through her expressive floral paintings. In this interview, she shares how her creative journey has evolved, the deeper meaning behind her work, and why flowers serve as a powerful metaphor for transformation and resilience.

Discover the artistic journey of Melbourne-based creative Carlotta Hey, whose work blurs the boundaries between fashion illustration and fine art. In this interview, she shares insights into her transition from the fashion industry to fine art, the role of clothing in self-expression, and how minimalism enhances emotional storytelling in her work.

Lisa Alonzo’s unique painting technique blends beauty with difficult truths, using frosting-like textures to explore themes of consumption, deception, and the evolving role of AI in art.

Alexandra McLaughlin, a self-taught artist based in Midland, Ontario, creates breathtaking acrylic paintings inspired by the water and landscapes of Georgian Bay. Her work reflects nostalgia, introspection, and a deep love for nature, aiming to foster greater respect and appreciation for the natural world. Explore her creative process and journey from paramedic to full-time artist.

Orange County-based artist Brennan Harris transforms his struggles with dyslexia into a source of strength, merging classical Greek and Roman philosophies with vibrant, contemporary designs. Through his unique process, Brennan creates meticulously crafted works that inspire and uplift, blending the ancient and the modern in exciting ways. Learn more about his journey, artistic influences, and how health and fitness shape his art.

Crisp, clean, mesmerizing, and fluid. These are the words that come to mind when I look at the work of multi-media artist Kate Banazi. Her style is undeniably rooted in geometry, yet there is an organic nature to much of her work. A strong balance is present, often with complex, overlapping lines and patterns that give the impression of motion. Working primarily in printmaking and sculpture, Banazi utilizes both two- and three-dimensional forms to create her body of work, which includes silkscreen prints, wall sculptures, collages, and a permanent 30-meter sculpture in Sydney.

Explore the mystical and enigmatic world of Cindy Bernhard's art in our latest interview by Christina Nafziger. Cindy’s paintings, known for their dreamlike quality, blend darkness, intrigue, and a touch of humor. Discover how her use of domestic interiors, wide-eyed animals, and gothic elements create an otherworldly atmosphere that captivates viewers. In this insightful conversation, Cindy shares the inspirations behind her work, her disciplined studio routine, and how existential questions influence her stunning creations. Don’t miss out on this deep dive into the mind of a contemporary artist whose work is as thought-provoking as it is visually striking. Plus, learn about her upcoming shows, including a solo exhibition at Richard Heller Gallery in LA.

Read the full interview and get lost in the art of Cindy Bernhard.