Sarah Morejohn’s (she/her) fascination with non-linear patterns in nature drives her work. Referencing snow crystals and plants her intricate drawings contemplate how wonder is important to our connection to the world. Morejohn grew up in rural southern Oregon, and...
Sae Jung Oh (she/her) is an interdisciplinary artist based in NYC and Seoul. She works with lossy data and glitch created when technology translates data, and when the brain translates memories. Recently, her interest has centered around ways of looking at a city...
Katharine Haake (she/her) is a fourth generation Californian with a deep connection to the land, the people, and the history of this place. Her recent postworld fable, What Happened Was (2024) inaugurates a new climate change fiction series from 11:11 Press, Nothing...
Julie Perini (she/her) is a filmmaker, daily videomaker, diary keeper, community-based media maker, video artist, writer, artistic descendent of time-benders like Tony Conrad, product of the suburbs of New York City and DIY culture of the 90s. Her involvement with the...
Erin Elder (she/her) is an artist and writer using creative research methods to understand how people and landscapes shape one another. Whether designing a locals-led bus tour, testing an experimental commune, mounting an exhibition, or publishing a book, her projects...
Jay A. Baker (they/them) is an interdisciplinary artist enamored with place. Their work flows into three primary tributaries that heavily cross-pollinate: music/sound, collage/mixed-media, and projections/video. All Jay’s work aims to blur boundaries between people... 