In their artistic practice, Anderson both investigates and celebrates the mundanity and absurdity of ordinary objects, creating works that blur the line between functional and nonfunctional. Through sculpture, video, and performance, they experiment with materials and objects, often using time consuming processes, which allows more time to become familiar with and form a relationship to […]

I create virtual environments where objects, characters, and narratives emerge: 3D models become sculptures and paintings that in turn, become film props and sets. This cross-disciplinary practice centers on experimental filmmaking with a focus on the dualistic relationship between science and spirituality. More specifically, I investigate the human anxieties that stem from environmental and political turmoil […]

There are complex and in-between spaces that we all inhabit. Borderlands, fringes, times of transition and disputed territories – these liminal states are as much physical as they are mental and metaphorical. As gorgeously intricate living beings, we have a pragmatic tendency to use whatever tools are at hand to make the messy world fit […]

My practice is rooted in the excavation and elevation of utilitarian objects to make visible what has become habituated in our built environments. This stems from an ongoing exploration into the relationship between an item’s value and the environment in which it is presented. I use these functional items as materials to form traditionally fiber-based […]

Encounters with others leave residual marks often invisible and within the confines of human memory. They become intrinsic to creating knowledge about the environments we inhabit adding to the ideological and emotional inheritances passed down through generations and often remain unexamined. I examine objects as a part of my methodology and as subjects for self-exploration […]

Minoosh Zomorodinia is an Iranian-born interdisciplinary artist who makes visible the emotional and psychological reflections of her mind’s eye inspired by nature and her environments. Having immigrated from Iran to the USA in 2009, her work expresses the uncertainty of living in the USA caused by the tension between her country of origin and the […]

Malcolm Kenter and Rachel Marino combine their efforts to create interactive and highly detailed sculptural environments. Marino often gathers inspiration from the easily discarded condiments of American cuisine replicating them on a fantastically large scale, while the routinely glanced over aspects of the disappearing landscape of pre-21st century architecture provide a theme Kenter has explored […]

Hernan Paganini was born in Zárate, Buenos Aires, Argentina on January 23 of 1982; currently lives and works in Seattle, WA, USA. In 2000 he began his studies focused in Graphic Design at the Buenos Aires University; while still was a student he was summoned to teach a class in Morphology alongside Enrique Longinotti at […]

Susan Robb’s work is an ongoing, process-driven investigation of people, place, and our search for utopia. It takes form as sculpture, photography, video, and the orchestration of temporary, site responsive, and socially engaged projects. In 2013, Robb received a Creative Capital grant to produce Wild Times a work that combined 3D printing, social engagement, and […]

“Bonny spent months elbow and knee deep at the Recology transfer center, followed by sorting, riveting, soldering and painting her finds at Recology’s on-site studio,” Lisa Smith, board president of Astoria Visual Arts, wrote. “She has elevated cast-offs, debris, rubbish and assorted detritus — whatever you want to call it — into eminently collectible pieces […]