Through Coraux, Marie-José Gustave invites us to embark on a journey of introspection and empathy inspired by the captivating beauty of Guadeloupe’s shoreline – the artist’s ancestral homeland. Read more

Habitat reimagines the creation of the essential objects of human existence – containers, clothes, and even a house – through a meticulous return to manual craftsmanship. Chien-Ching, Hung’s process encompasses everything from the careful gathering of lichens for dyeing to harnessing the natural phenomenon of wild wool felting. Read more

Colors seem like a blessing from heaven. They stir emotions and bring forth collective or individual, conscious or unconscious memories, allowing us to choose the comfort of certain tones. As we introduce colors into our crafted world, our focus often centers on what colors provide but seldom on what they are made of. Read more

For Katerina Knight, and perhaps for many of us, the act of creation becomes a healing balm. As the artist expresses, it is a journey made of raw, intimate, and nourishing moments that allow for a deep and authentic connection with oneself. Read more

Through the lens of clay, film, and photography, Harriet Hellman uncovers the vulnerability that defines the human condition, drawing inspiration from the vibrant shoreline of the Atlantic coast. Read more

‘our beloved and sacred sun’ began as an ode to life. What would life be without light, without the sun? This question was perhaps more pressing when the sun dictated our rhythms and governed our lives, and all modes of existence followed nature’s cycles. Read more

Whether using elemental, mineral, animal, or vegetable elements, Marion Hawecker questions our relationship with non-human living beings and their environment. Read more