Encounters with others leave residual marks often invisible and within the confines of human memory. They become intrinsic to creating knowledge about the environments we inhabit adding to the ideological and emotional inheritances passed down through generations and often remain unexamined. I examine objects as a part of my methodology and as subjects for self-exploration […]

Minoosh Zomorodinia is an Iranian-born interdisciplinary artist who makes visible the emotional and psychological reflections of her mind’s eye inspired by nature and her environments. Having immigrated from Iran to the USA in 2009, her work expresses the uncertainty of living in the USA caused by the tension between her country of origin and the […]

Malcolm Kenter and Rachel Marino combine their efforts to create interactive and highly detailed sculptural environments. Marino often gathers inspiration from the easily discarded condiments of American cuisine replicating them on a fantastically large scale, while the routinely glanced over aspects of the disappearing landscape of pre-21st century architecture provide a theme Kenter has explored […]

Hernan Paganini was born in Zárate, Buenos Aires, Argentina on January 23 of 1982; currently lives and works in Seattle, WA, USA. In 2000 he began his studies focused in Graphic Design at the Buenos Aires University; while still was a student he was summoned to teach a class in Morphology alongside Enrique Longinotti at […]

Susan Robb’s work is an ongoing, process-driven investigation of people, place, and our search for utopia. It takes form as sculpture, photography, video, and the orchestration of temporary, site responsive, and socially engaged projects. In 2013, Robb received a Creative Capital grant to produce Wild Times a work that combined 3D printing, social engagement, and […]

“Bonny spent months elbow and knee deep at the Recology transfer center, followed by sorting, riveting, soldering and painting her finds at Recology’s on-site studio,” Lisa Smith, board president of Astoria Visual Arts, wrote. “She has elevated cast-offs, debris, rubbish and assorted detritus — whatever you want to call it — into eminently collectible pieces […]

I am a visual artist working with traditional and alternative photographic processes. For this residency I am looking forward to exploring new forms of visual representation. As a self-identified Witch, my research into spiritual belief systems leads me to discoveries that are often incorporated into my artistic practice. My modality is to examine objects as […]

I’m a Bay Area native interested in art and design. From a young age, I was intrigued with seemingly incongruous components coming together in complex arrangements. In fact, picking through recycling for odds and ends to hot glue and tape together was a hobby of mine from second grade onwards, so in many ways, it’s […]

I am a multidisciplinary artist working with traditional mediums and technology like sculpture, painting, and web art. To criticize a social issue, my works often involve the audience and staging an uncommon but humorous situation. I moved to the U.S. in 2013, and under the influence of American culture, I begin to rethink my own […]

Asa Mease is an artist from Williston, Vermont. He received his BA in studio art and biology from Whitman College in Walla Walla, Washington. His work in printmaking, book arts, textiles, and sculpture explores the production, re-production, and collection of objects in the Anthropocene. He currently lives and works in Milwaukie, Oregon and is a […]