Jorge Cainas

Jorge Cainas is an emerging artist based in Seattle, Washington. He has a BA in Creative Advertising from the University of South Florida and an MFA in Media Design from Full Sail University.

His work often expresses its concepts and themes through the title of the work alongside an intentional selection of materials. His distinctive style of mixed media sculpting has been cultivated and honed for nearly a decade. Sculpting has become his major focus but he still creates artwork across other art forms, all of which share similar imagery and themes.

Cainas’ creative motivation is to foster an appreciation for nature, science, and the shared human experience.

T. Stefanski

T. Stefanski / Taylor Stefanski is a ceramicist and artist from Everett, Washington. Inspired by the tender, unexpected beauty found in nature - reflected in her slow, hand building process. Her work explores concepts of imperfection through meditative repetition. Expressed through the hand building process - each of her pieces are one of a kind and primarily made using a coil building technique. Where she hand rolls each coil, places each coil on top of another to create her unique forms.

At Cornish College of the Arts she earned a Bachelors of Fine Arts with a focus on ceramic sculpture and printmaking. T. Stefanski has exhibited a handful of times in Seattle and Portland, such as Festival Festival (2018), and Area Industry (2018 and 2019). Her ceramic work is carried in a variety of stores in Seattle and Portland. Most recently she exhibited in 1000 Vases in Paris, France (2020).

She continues to explore other mediums and techniques that enrich both teaching and her personal practice.

Quincey Caldwell

Quincey is a mixed-media artist living in Seattle. Following whims and attractions, their work focuses on the importance of play and investigation of the interaction between medium and intention to creation.

Soo Hong

Soo Hong was born in Seoul, Korea. She is an international artist working primarily in abstract painting​. From her early childhood, she confronted local people and their incomprehensible languages while living in the US, Italy and the UK. Visual sense was her way of understanding her surroundings, which led her towards art and design. She earned her Master’s degree at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design in London, UK. Her works have been exhibited in the Architectural Digest Show (New York), Artifact (New York), Apart Gallery (London), Linda Hodges Gallery (Seattle), U Concept Gallery (Shanghai), Triad Gallery (Seoul), Tokyo International Art Fair (Tokyo), and Hong Kong Contemporary Artwalk (Hong Kong). She received awards from EmergeandSee Film Festival (London) and Resfest Digital Film Festival (Seoul), Bellevue Arts Program Special Project and was an ArtistTrust GAP recipient in 2019. Currently she lives and works in Bellevue.

Neha Panicker

Born and raised in India, Neha Panicker is a Bellevue based artist, architect & designer. She has a degree in architecture & a decade-long career designing built spaces and interiors across geographies. Her artistic language & art practice are greatly inspired by her multi-dimensional, multi-cultural contexts.

Keen on exploring themes that are closely intertwined with an intimate quest for self discovery; she experiments with analog visual art mediums, bringing to play varying tools and body movement in mark making.

Her artistic explorations are an active exercise in being present in the act of making—an abstract representation of the self through emotionally receptive mark making. Mindfulness & bringing the authentic self to the act of making is at the core of her work.

She is meticulous about creating an art process that is equally meaningful as the work itself. It often involves intentional, considered experiments of artistic expression—in a quest for serendipitous discovery and propitious revelations.

Hann Tower

Hann Tower (b. 1998) is a visual artist based in Seattle, Washington. They work with processes of digital collage, image-transferring, sewing and painting. Intuitively collaging images of their surroundings and transferring their collages onto floral patterned fabric, Hann creates mystical portals through the many layers of imagery and process used. Focused on making as an avenue for dissecting overwhelming emotional states, their work functions as an ever-evolving conversation within themself. Hann received their BFA from Cornish College of the Arts in 2021, and is currently making art and collaborating with friends in Seattle.

Chloe King (b. 1999, lives and works in Seattle) is a multidisciplinary artist who works in between painting and photography. King’s work is born from her experience as a mixed-race queer womxn from a small, predominantly white town and explores notions of identity, power, and perception through vibrant and chaotic textiles, plants, and paper covered self portraiture.

King received her BFA in Spring 2021 from Cornish College of the Arts, and has held residencies at ARTS at King Street Station, (2021), Specialist Gallery (2020), and Chautauqua School of Art (2020). King has also participated in a number of shows including, CVA School of Art Student & Emerging Artists Exhibition, Chautauqua, NY (2020), For The Love Of Art, 9th Ave Gallery at Cornish College of the Arts (2019), Close to Home at Joe Bar in Seattle, and Art Student Annual at Archer Gallery, Vancouver WA (2018).