Who Are We?
Chaw Ei Thein
My artistic practices are diverse and I am working as a painter and a performance artist. I profile my personal life and socio-political views in my artworks. CLICK HERE FOR MORE ABOUT CHAW EI THEIN
Tin Tin
TinTin (Tin Maung Htwe) is a natural artist. He has never set out to define the work he makes. He simply creates, remaining receptive to the varied influences in his life, from the political turmoil of his home country of Burma to his experiences rubbing elbows with the artists of NYC's underground art scene, to becoming a father and relocating to the Southwest. CLICK HERE FOR MORE ABOUT TIN TIN
Cinta Sinta
Drawing on years of working in the fashion industries of Java and Bali, Cinta Sinta presents her unique and ecologically conscious artisan fashion line, reflecting the exquisiteness of our natural world. Most of her clothing and apparel is created with hand-dyed organic fabrics, and printed using Nature’s Alchemy™ printing. This is a labor-intensive process of using hand-picked flowers, blossoms, leaves and stems, which are creatively applied to fabrics that have been dyed, sealed and steamed for several hours, allowing the colorful essence of the plants to be transferred to the material. CLICK HERE FOR MORE ABOUT CINTA
Josef Skye Tornick
After years of deep inward study and reflection, there is now an effortless flow of images from my camera. My work has been exhibited and collected in museums, and published twice in Lenswork, one of photography's most prestigious fine-art publications. He has been exhibited in single-person shows, and has won top awards in major juried exhibitions. CLICK HERE FOR MORE ABOUT JOSEF SKYE TORNICK
William Eager
My abstract and contemporary artwork is connected to my love of nature. The exotic dance of life often involves competition and collaboration between plants as they weave themselves together in a dazzling display of chaotic entanglement. What we see above ground is often a mirror of the beautiful entanglement and evolution that occurs unseen, below the soil, which I try to capture in my “Roots Run Deep” series. CLICK HERE FOR MORE ABOUT WILLIAM EAGER