Izsys Archer’s practice explores the Black women’s intrinsic need to create through physical, digital, and ritualistic spaces of the Archive. Perpetual self-portraiture becomes a performance of identity as she interrogates notions of domesticity, memory, and Black iconography to wander on a journey of self-actualization and representation.
In his practice, Frankmarlin takes a look into the invisible, sees beyond what is presented, and asks questions he doesn’t know the answers to. With a sense of urgency, his works explore themes of erasure, lineage, surveillance, healing, and the beauty of the mundane black experiences.
Chantal Feitosa-Desouza is a Brazilian United Statesian working across images, text, and the classroom. Her practice explores alternative systems of learning and knowledge distribution. She uses time-based media, collage, and language to propose slower ways of thinking, remembering, and storytelling.
Ling-lin Ku is a multimedia sculptor who plays in-between digital data and tangible materials through digital fabrication.
Britt Ransom probes the lines between human, animal, and environmental relationships through sculpture and installations.
Jenna Boyles is an interdisciplinary artist who works sculpturally with electronics and things-considered-trash using craft based techniques.
Yoko Sekino-Bové’s work has also been shown and collected in Canada, South Korea, Japan, Latvia, Turkey, Portugal, and Dominican Republic
Ashley Kim is an interdisciplinary creator interested in computer-based interactivity and user experience design.
Shuyu is a computer science and art student who likes to combine the best of both disciplines.
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