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Artist: Ana Martinez Orizondo

2026

Soft pastel on linen

12 x 9 in

Tree Stories series

My Tree Stories series often begins with a specific tree encountered during my daily walks. Drawn to the markings, textures, and rhythms of its bark, I use these observations as a point of departure rather than a subject to replicate. Through an intuitive process, each work transforms into an imagined landscape inhabited by sacred beings, symbols, and evolving forms—inviting viewers to consider trees as living storytellers, keepers of memory, and participants in a shared ecological consciousness.

Working with soft pastel on linen, I push the medium beyond its traditional boundaries. By layering, watering, rubbing, and eroding pigment, I transform pastel into a painterly language that mirrors the fragility and resilience of living systems. This evolving process creates atmospheric surfaces that evoke memory, impermanence, and continual becoming.

Artist: Deryn S Cowdy

2026

Black and white ceramic

6 x 12 x 12 in

Dirt Sex explores the ancient entanglement of eroticism, fertility and death. Beneath us is a dark, crowded world where innumerable organisms press against each other, penetrate, consume, exchange, reproduce, and die. Nothing remains itself for long. Dead matter, threaded by fungi, decomposes, is consumed, transforms, creates.

Dirt Sex stems from my desire to make this hidden world physical. White porcelain flowers open, pale and seductive, while black clay forms crowd together beneath them. One world is light, the other dark, visceral and largely unseen, but each hungry for the other.

Soil is both bed and grave. For millennia it has carried associations with burial, fertility, the underworld, ritual and magic. Ancient cultures understood sexuality and the fertility of the earth as part of the same mysterious force. Contemporary soil ecology reveals what was once understood as magic to be inseparable from biology: countless intimate acts of exchange, decomposition and regeneration continually making life.

Dirt Sex is my homage to that relentless appetite—the erotic force running through living matter, where sex and death are accomplices, and everything that dies becomes available to life again.

Artist: Lauren Jane Clancy

2026

Acrylic, gold leaf, found materials, glitter, and resin on wood

18 x 18 in

Love Letters captures the tender, sometimes frantic search for the right words to say to someone you love. Scattered letters emerge through layers of pink, gold, texture, and light, as if affection is being assembled in real time. The work reflects how love is rarely expressed in perfect sentences, but instead through fragments, gestures, and all the things we are still trying to say. This piece is framed