Gina Malek is drawn to hushed energy and the accumulated weight of a household; to people who spend a lot of time in one place, who sit in a particular chair and are never quite at ease. In the work, impressions are gathered and remembered sensations are smoked out through the act of painting.

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Nicole Maloof draws stories, using brightly colored line to describe and reassess the boundaries and actions of her subjects. She creates a cast of actors through a play of human form, challenging the limited representations often encountered in popular culture. Maloof then steeps her subjects in a cross-referencing of science, postcolonialism, natural history, double entendre, and questions of gender in order to synthesize 
a new mythology that disrupts the stories that govern our present reality.

Leah Moskowitz understands photography as an experience of time made visible - made into a picture, materialized in sculpture, or activated by way of performance. Her photographs work through anticipation & material changes in whether. 

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Lorella Paleni paints, draws and creates images that explore human/animal relationships, ideas of otherness and language validity. An intertwining of parts, flesh, skin, sweat, smell. Lumps of meat. The itching, noise of gnashing teeth and pain. Blood, laugh, a sharp burn like hot ashes pressing over the skin. The loneliness of bodies.