Jorja

JorjaCourtney Khail Watercolor and Ink on paper I introduce color through organic pools of pigment which overlap interact and spill past the boundaries of my lines symbolize the push and pull of our imperfect alignment within the ever changing boundaries and expectations of society

["Photography"]["Megan Mack"]

Tracey’s pattern repetition is reminiscent of a nostalgic wallpaper

Morgan’s abstract works can certainly stand alone on any wall

The relationships between my brushstrokes bold shapes and delicate layers pay homage to life's jubilance

Erin Patton McFarren Cyanotype The interplay of elements in natural create a spontaneous moment on paper gently marketing time and place making what begins as a simple form of photography into the ephemeral print

“Lost” can stand on its own — hang it wherever you need a quiet moment

Janna’s everyday collage materials are immediately recognizable: we love the way she repurposes the familiar/banal into thoughtful abstraction

The shapes had to be celebrated and preserved

Figurative art works well as the focal point of any room or as part of a hallway gallery wall

Chris’ work looks effortless

Jordan Grace Owens Gouache on Paper Within my kaleidoscopic compositions new shapes emerge from negative space all with an energetic mix of playfulness and tension

Fleur Thesmar Watercolor on Paper My floral watercolors painted from life capture the vibrant beauty of nature with each brushstroke These pieces reflect the immediacy and freshness of flowers as if freshly gathered from a garden