Bonillas' conceptual photography and installations explore the nature of memory and representation, employing archival materials and found images.

Lacroix's paintings explore themes of memory, identity, and the female experience, using a figurative style that blends realism and symbolism.

Stathacos's installations and performances explore themes of healing, ritual, and the senses, creating immersive, transformative experiences.

Bloom's installations and photographs explore themes of memory, representation, and the construction of meaning, using a conceptual approach.

Guyton's paintings and prints explore the relationship between digital technology, abstraction, and the history of painting, using inkjet printing and found images.

Owens's paintings explore the relationship between abstraction, figuration, and the history of painting, using a diverse range of styles and techniques.

Moss's sculptures and installations explore themes of architecture, space, and the body, using transparent and reflective materials.

Linzy's video and performance art explores themes of identity, race, and gender through satirical narratives and character-driven performances.

Ebinama's watercolors and drawings explore themes of spirituality, mythology, and the female experience, creating ethereal, dreamlike compositions.

Slade's paintings explore the interplay of color and texture, creating abstract compositions that evoke a sense of depth and movement.