Yomar’s large-scale art is rooted in the fusion of hand-drawn calligraphy and data he gathers through spatial measurements for murals and personal details such as birth dates, coordinates, and significant locations for paintings. Geometry plays a central role, symbolizing the infinite nature of straight lines and the power of circles—constantly spinning, radiating energy, and serving as epicenters of movement. It also reflects the intricate nature of our journeys, where beginnings and endings intertwine, chase one another, and ultimately converge into a seamless whole.

An intrepid traveler and an acute observer of life, places and people, Cindy’s art is inspired by the natural beauty of the exotic destinations she visits and the characters she encounters along the way. With a nod to the Impressionists, the style of her paintings veers into new territory by using unexpected colors so that the paintings explode on the canvas.

Berlin Burkhart is a Los Angeles-based artist, designer and art director who specializes in occult illustration and portraiture. Inspired by her matrilineal and patrilineal grandmothers, Berlin is a self-described witch and magician who partakes in a number of intuitive practices including astrology, spell casting and dream interpretation to inform her art style and content. Each of her creative works are imbued with an energetic intention for the viewer with deeper themes of healing, education and drawing abundance.

Kayley Vandenberg created SheMade ceramics out of a longing and a love for America’s pastoral landscapes. Connection and unity are deep themes throughout her collections which are inspired by the small, quiet moments of daily life and how nature can touch us and connect us, if only we allow it. Leaning into the idea that imperfection creates a truer kind of beauty, Kayley’s work is rustic, beautiful and grounded.  Her pieces represent an honest and soulful connection to the places that have inspired them.

Inspired by the coastal waters he’s lived by for most of his life, David finds something moving and deeper beyond the natural beauty of the beaches that call him. His photography often focuses on isolated subjects in a sea of muted blues and off-whites. This represents a longing for solitude with the inherited acceptance of the paradise they are already in. The subjects often appear bored by the halcyon landscape that surrounds them, showing that even when witnessing the grandest spectacle, it can normalize us and evoke a tact calm.

Hailing from St. Louis, Parker brings his love for his hometown into every aspect of his poster art. Inspired by iconic architecture throughout the city, among them the famous St, Louis Arch, Parker’s use of vivid colors shared by the city’s flag come together to create a visual and vivid effect with a relevant pop-art vibe. The pieces capture the details and beauty of the historic architecture with color and contrast creating interesting silhouettes. See the beauty of St. Louis through the eyes of the artist.

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Bob Rayburn is a mixed media artist who goes by the name Darth Vagrant. His primary subject matter is depicting iconic characters in modern cinema. The goal of his art and its intention lies in his true passion which is the exploration of the nature of good and evil, of heroes and villains, and of dark and light and how both sides can co-exist within all of us.