Samuel Alexander

To be depersonalized, as I find myself regularly, means to feel disconnected from reality in a way that blurs the line between what it means to dream and to be awake. I experience the slew of emotions and feelings that characterize us as humans. Still, they are always...

Mark Almanza

Since moving away from my family in 2018 to attend the University of Arizona, my work revolves around new themes– ideas of landscape, family, and time. My practice then works through how each of these themes intersects in various ways. Due to the pandemic,...

Fatema Abizar

Unlearning. I have arrived at a point where I have learned the need to unlearn. Unlearning Western tropes of what it means to be; i. to be beautiful, ii. to be a woman, and iii. to be an artist. Western pop culture and its tropes have infiltrated my subconscious my...

Ember Galvan

My recent work has been heavily influenced by my personal struggles during this pandemic, encompassing mental and emotional anguish and learning more about my identity, my place in the world, and the state of the world, particularly the American political climate....

Bonnie Fuller

In my illustrations, I want to explore the limits of imagination. The imagination can be beautiful or unsettling, depending on how you use it. I try to maintain a balance between the two. I utilize figures like monsters, robots, aliens, and demons to represent people...