"My work explores the blurred boundaries between the physical and the intangible, often using flowing fabric, liquid-like textures, and ethereal portraits to evoke ideas of transformation, technology, and emotion. I’m fascinated by how perception shifts when parts of a figure are obscured, abstracted, or seemingly dissolving into another form. Whether it's a face rising from metallic liquid, a woman turning into light, or a portrait obscured by a black hole's event horizon, I’m always chasing that moment where the familiar tips into the unknown."

Sarah is a Denver-based artist originally from the Chicagoland area. She received a Bachelor’s of Fine Art with an emphasis in painting from Carthage College in 2011 and continued experimenting with encaustic paints in her art creations.

Olga Braico is an Eastern European-born artist and architect who has called Colorado home for over a decade. Fluent in three languages, her multicultural background informs her artistic expression, which spans a wide range of themes—from provocative imagery to serene landscapes. Olga’s architectural career deeply influences her art, shaping her approach to composition, structure, and spatial relationships. Working across various mediums, including pencils, ink, watercolor, acrylic, and gouache, her ever-evolving style is a reflection of her journey through life. Art has been her lifelong passion, and she continues to explore new perspectives, driven by a deep curiosity and a desire to connect with the world around her.

Ally is a self-taught painter specializing in acrylic mediums. She captures moments and experiences through her dynamic paintings, creating vivid and emotive works.

After being diagnosed with a rare neuromuscular disorder in childhood, Amber sought a solution to translate her love of art into a form that was easier for herself to create. She developed a style that uses layers of stippling, creating landscapes and animals that bring her joy in the face of adversity.

Kristen Ross is a landscape painter based in Boulder, Colorado. Drawing inspiration from her love of the outdoors, Kristen Ross’s acrylic landscape paintings pair vivid color with intricate detail to invoke the joy of experiencing wild spaces first-hand and to emphasize the importance of protecting them.

Ava’s works revolve around bright palettes and abstract compositions. She is interested in the exploration of self expression and the relationship between reality and fantasy. Her bright colors and unique subject matter allows viewers to get lost in each of her pieces. Her wish is for every person to have a unique viewing experience when looking at her work.

Syd Lee is an interdisciplinary artist, working primarily in collage, soft sculpture, screenprinting, painting, illustration, sewing, and beadwork. She is also a fashion designer, photographer, and filmmaker. She is from Las Vegas, Nevada and thinks grownig up in Sin City has lent a certain grit to her work. 

​Kimberly Gore is a Denver-based fiber artist specializing in cross stitch and crochet/knitted fiber sculptures. Her work blends traditional textile techniques with a contemporary, often sculptural twist. Kimberly reimagines fiber as a vessel for quiet horror and haunted memory, inviting viewers to find strange beauty in the unraveling.Her work is a meditation on impermanence and transformation, where domestic craft meets the uncanny. Each piece emerges like a whispered secret or a relic unearthed, blurring the line between comfort and unease. Rooted in craft but driven by curiosity, her art explores texture, time, and the quiet power of handmade objects.

Victoria is a visual artist from Colorado whose work delves into the intricate relationship between women and nature, presenting it through a vibrant and surrealistic lens. Her art is a celebration of the harmonious and complex connection between the feminine spirit and the natural world, weaving together themes of creation, strength, and beauty. Distinguished by bold, luminous colors and dreamlike compositions, her pieces transport viewers into realms where the boundaries between reality and fantasy dissolve. Her art serves as a reflection of her fascination with the human experience, particularly the female perspective, and a desire to highlight the beauty and strength inherent in life’s interconnectedness. Victoria’s passion lies in crafting pieces that resonate emotionally, sparking moments of awe and introspection in those who encounter her work.

Marjorie is a full-time artist working out of the front range of Colorado. Her mixed media 2D art explores color theory and optical mixing using patterns and ben-day dots- a nod to pop art and pointillism. Her work combines skills acquired while earning her BFA in 2007 with experimentation that is born out of curiosity. 

Jamie Eileen is a self-taught acrylic artist in the Denver area. She studied Nursing and Public Health with a large focus in Sexual Health in college. She aims to foster discussions about sexual health through her artwork by focusing on topics of sex, body positivity, and kink exploration. 

Jamie often uses bright, contrasting colors to make her pieces catch your eye so you'll take a closer look. Her whimsical, colorful, erotic pieces are sometimes abrasive or comical to help ease into a conversation about sexual health in a world that tries to censor these topics and images. 

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Jamie aims to show the world more colorful, curvy bodies and help you think about having more open, honest conversations about sexual health with the people in your life. Cheers to safe sex, the freedom to express your identity, and more erotica in the world! Enjoy her creations.

My artwork is heavily influenced by the resilience of the human spirit and the mind’s capability to transform pain into strength and beauty. I use my artwork as a voice to release the constant teeter of emotions as my past trauma unfolds and I navigate new journeys. The vibrant palettes are used as a reminder that there is light on the other side of darkness and can be used as a beacon for those still struggling in the shadows. ​

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Blake Coker was born in San Diego California in 1996. Having grown up on 80s action movies and playing video games at grandma’s, his love of pop culture grew tremendously. Throughout his life, Blake has always been fascinated by comics and how the world is represented through the eyes of visual storytellers. Naturally, he was drawn to illustration. The interest was cultivated during his younger years and further developed when he opted to take his Bachelor’s Degree in art.

After completing his degree, Blake delved even more into his artistic practice, which involved producing personal and client work, and honing his design skills. Blake is currently employed at Suddy Buddys creating designs and illustrations for new and exciting toy products. He is happy he gets to draw every single day.

My artwork blends realism and fantasy, creating a space where both worlds come together. I use colorful pastels and vibrant hues to invite viewers into a dreamlike realm, while also incorporating somber tones that reflect deeper emotions.

Each piece tells a story, balancing bright colors that represent hope and joy with darker shades that encourage reflection. I find inspiration in everyday moments, aiming to capture the beauty and complexity of life.

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Through my art, I hope to evoke emotions and spark thoughts, reminding us that beauty often exists alongside sadness. Ultimately, my work celebrates the dual nature of our experiences, showing that dreams and reality can coexist.

​Kristen is a Denver-based artist and photographer, primarily utilizing vintage film cameras. Her work captures bold colors and neon lights, showcasing the color and vibrancy of everyday objects and places.

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She has been doing photography for about a year and a half.  Her work is predominantly focused on  creating compositions with an interesting play of light. She often searches for neon colors and signs to photograph, or bold architectural features. Kristen plans to expand her portfolio by creating more still life and portrait pieces in the near future. 

Matt is a lifelong artist with a love for symbolic meaning and storytelling, channeled through mythic visual art. His existential curiosity and devotion to his craft guides him to create imagery rich with layers of deep meaningfulness. Being on the spectrum himself, he speaks to neurodiversity, mental health, and the ways that non religious spirituality and creative expression saved his life. He co-leads the “Mythic Monday” on Instagram live, is the inventor of “Drawing Games” and the illustrator of the fantasy novel “Azreya”. You can find more about Matt and his artwork below