Despite her young age, Berlin based artist Andrea Wan has already lived a very cosmopolitan life. Born in Hong Kong in 1985, she moved to Vancouver at the age of 10 where she grew up into a completely different culture. … Read More
‘Reflections of a Believer Animal’ by Peca Divergent Mind: Gravity fades, objects float, the water rises, beings attract and repel, I fly without control, happy, to discover all, among planets, shooting diamonds and strawberries, my body is crossed painlessly, the … Read More
Travis Lampe grew up in a small town in Kansas. After earning a degree in Graphic Design, he took a job in advertising as an art director in Chicago. While making ads for breakfast cereals and well known purveyors of … Read More
‘If a Digital Synthesizer Could Paint’ by Jaime Brett Treadwell My name is Jaime Brett Treadwell, a painter living in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. I also teach full-time at Delaware County Community College where I am an Associate Professor of Art. I … Read More
Raymond Lemstra was born in Groningen in the north of the Netherlands where he also attended art school. He later moved to Amsterdam and still lives there today. In childhood, one encounters and experiences many things for the first time. … Read More
‘A Sense of Being’ by Veronica Jaeger Making something out of nothing, along with the feeling of disconnecting from the reality of the everyday life to my own invented one, is what keeps me delving into the process of creating. … Read More
Born in rural Pennsylvania, Brad Kunkle spent his younger years exploring and romanticizing the beauty of the sparse countryside and the deep forests around him. From an early age he was drawn to the worlds of Maxfield Parrish and the … Read More
‘The Offering’ by Ewelina Koszykowska I was born beneath a veil known as a caul that has affected the way I view the world and my work. By my mid twenty’s, I began to feel like my emotions were woven … Read More
Michael Page’s work offers the viewer an optic alternative to the visual reality of life, as we know it. The artist’s characters and organisms inhabit otherworldly realms that are vaguely familiar in their resemblance to our shared reality, but are … Read More
For artist Mark Bryan, humour and satire provide the possibilities of maintaining, and more often than not, amplifying the interest and intrigue of his audience, even when the messages he presents are somewhat unpalatable or disturbing. A veteran of the … Read More