Featuring:
ANGELA BELOIAN
ATTICUS ADAMS
CHRIS RICHTER
BRYAN LEISTER
ALLISON SVOBODA

In PRISMS, the boundaries between the tangible and the ethereal dissolve, refracting light through intricate textures and shifting perspectives. Like prisms bending illumination into unseen spectrums, the ve featured artists transform their mediums to engage the senses and challenge perception. Layers of materiality unveil hidden dimensions, revealing a world of concealed truths and radiant possibilities. Here, light does not simply illuminate—it fractures, reects, and redenes, creating a dynamic interplay between organic forms and human ingenuity.

Fantastic visions of ora and fauna are born from the shadowy depths of ANGELA BELOIAN’s new work. Floating and evolving in an undetermined atmosphere of air or sea, these mixed media paintings belong to a great cosmic dance. Inspired by a world in which balance is restored, and diverse life thrives in harmony, Beloian’s work offers a sense of hope and possibility for the future.

ATTICUS ADAMS transforms mesh and metal into dynamic sculptures evoking nostalgia of cherished memories. His materials-durable yet porous, nimble yet sharp-embody the tension and grace of dance, the driving inspiration behind his newest series. Channeling the raw energy, elegance, and boundless creativity of ballet, Adams invites viewers to explore what makes dance a universal language of expression.

Light brings color and insight to all things, revealing a certain kind of truth. Fascinated by the interplay of absorption and reection, CHRIS RICHTER’s new series explores light, form, and color to uncover the often-overlooked moments in nature. Through intricate mark-making and a reductive process, his multilayered oil paintings transform into luminous celebrations of color, light, and the ever-evolving truths of the natural world.

As a multi-faceted artist, BRYAN LEISTER navigates the intersection of technology and creativity, using programming and writing code to push the boundaries of artistic expression. He approaches this new series using sedimentation, evaporation, rendering and mark making, striving to reveal an environment that is full of detail and texture.

ALLISON SVOBODA draws inspiration from the organic patterns and forms found in nature, captivated by the innite complexity of fractal geometry - self-similar shapes that repeat endlessly in living systems. Her mandalas embody the dualities of nature - growth and decay, light and dark, chaos and harmony - inviting viewers to reect on the profound interconnectedness of our world.