ARTISTS

Nathan Beard’s inspiration for these works comes from both unspoiled wilderness and from brief moments of beauty in urban retention ponds and modified natural spaces.

Amelia Bisbardis is a digital photographer from Culiacan, Mexico and moved to Houston in 2021. Bisbardis digital images are captured during her everyday activities and travels with her family. She later crops the stills and
re-creates a personal narrative.

​

 Peter Broz is dedicated to explore the interrelation between human beings and the natural world. Through his drawings and paintings he alludes to the sense of disconnectedness people might experience from nature due to the comfort of modern lifestyles.

Flores is a native of Culiacan, Mexico and has been residing in the Houston area for 15 years.  Her body of work is focused in drawings that explores the process of normalization of violence in our culture.

Kevin Lopez is a Houston based visual artist with Mexican heritage. His paintings seek to delve into the complex emotions and experiences of isolation in today's world.

​

As a photographer and multimedia artist, Venessa Monokian's work centers  around exploring the complex relationship between our environment and our psychology.

​

Rodriguez is a multidisciplinary artist who has been residing in Houston for the past 40 years.  His body of work encompasses painting, drawing, photography, graphic design, xylography, serigraphy, and linoleum, among other techniques.

Jon Seals' artistic practice revolves around exploring the relationship between identity, memory, loss, and redemption in visual culture. Through his work, he seeks to delve into the deep-seated emotions and experiences that shape our sense of self.