Artist Collections

K'era Morgan's work explores the intersection of ecology and memory — lush, layered canvases that feel simultaneously wild and intimate. Her paintings invite the eye to linger, revealing details that shift with the light and the viewer's mood.

Her work celebrates the beauty of everyday life through figurative representation, capturing familiar scenes and subjects with emotional depth and a keen sense of presence, and has been featured in various group exhibitions throughout California.

Abel Macias creates vibrant, textured landscapes inspired by nature, memory, and Mexican folk art. His bold use of color and pattern gives his paintings a joyful, personal feeling that turns familiar places into expressive visual experiences.

Through layered gestures and chromatic tension, Mainhard invites viewers into an open dialogue with her paintings—works that resist fixed interpretation and instead activate the imagination. By engaging both memory and perception, her canvases become spaces where personal reflection and collective experience intersect.

Gerin del Carmen is a ceramic artist whose work explores the intersection of form, texture, and storytelling. Each work reflects a deep connection to material and process, inviting viewers to experience clay as both a tactile and expressive medium.

Her work lives between the raw and the refined — drawn to texture, the surreal, and the otherworldly. Inspired by wabi-sabi, the cosmos, and the philosophy of non-duality, each piece is a quiet meditation — a search for surface, stillness, and something beyond the visible.

Her pieces explore the tension between opposites—organic and geometric, soft and sharp—resulting in forms that feel both expressive and intentional. Nina’s distinctive style pushes the boundaries of traditional ceramics, creating works that are at once whimsical and thoughtfully constructed.