Doriana Diaz (Pennsylvania, USA) Dancing Hands, 2022 collage 12 x 9.5 inches My work focuses on the exploration of cultural agency, archival documentation, and the rhythms of resistance. I hope to harness and uplift not only our glory, but our alchemy, our celebration of community, …
Morphic Rooms (Minneapolis, MN, and Boston, MA, USA) Clifton (Ruby), 2022 collaborative collage made with paper and digital elements, digitally arranged 24 x 24 inches We were interested in using collage — and the unexpected junctions it commonly reveals — to create connections across scientific …
Ehiko Odeh (Toronto, Ontario) Lightbeaming, 2022 collage on printmaking paper 22 x 30 inches Following the loss of a close friend to an extreme circumstance. Lightbeaming symbolizes both the ascension into the afterlife and the light & inspiration he gave to any communities he influenced. …
Dejion Duncan (Texas, USA) Boo’d Up, 2020 analog collage and digital collage 11 x 8.5 inches Transcending love. Not only are people not monochromatic, but also love isn’t. UY – Kolkata
allison anne (Minnesota, USA) A Device to Separate Vapors, 2022 hand-cut paper collage, recycled paperboard 8.5 x 5.5 inches My work is a constantly evolving exploration of experience and emotion through the reconstitution and rearranging of various printed media and ephemera. It is a broader …
Noreen Smith (Maryland, USA) Angry or Assertive? May the Bridges I Burn Light the Way, 2020 collage, paper 21.5 x 19 inches Building a bridge of understanding the black/brown female experience relative to their white female counterparts when living out their feminine freedoms and truths …
Leanne Russell (The Bahamas) A Feeling of Relief, 2021 digital collage 22 x 33 inches Overlapping archival images of my home, Abaco, The Bahamas, with present-day images, brings light to the untold histories of these spaces; It has taught me to consider the sacred aspect …
Caroline Austin (Rockhampton, Australia) List for Apocalypse, 2023 [Infinity of Lists Series] Dibond 18 x 24 inches 18 x 9 x 12 inches The list acts as the origin of culture. It is part of the history of art and literature. What does culture want? …
David Perrin (New York, USA) Days of Future Past, 2021 digital collage 25 x 25 inches Always Forward is an ode to the mantra that I’ve adopted and adapted over the years. Each step is always encouraging the next step forward. This piece represents the …
Markus Haala (New York, USA) King of Tyres [Landfill], 2021 3D print in PLA and ABS Filament, glass dome 8.5 x 6 x 6 inches King of Tyres [Landfill] depicts an everyday scenario of a world impacted by destructive, advanced technologies and climate catastrophes as …