Winged Ascent evokes the Nike of Samothrace, blending geometric precision with nature’s organic harmony, reflecting Se Yoon Park’s deep reverence for nature’s influence on civilization. Crafted from cast resin, the sculpture’s “crossroads” geometry, inspired by tree branches, symbolizes key life decisions and reveals the artist’s touch in its surface treatment.

Katy Petley revived and reimagined a series of vintage intaglio plates, transforming each print in her studio using stencils and acrylic paint instead of traditional inks and presses. The result is a series of luminous and intriguing images, layered with colors and textured by the speckled effect of sprayed paint applied with a mouth atomizer.

Leigh Suggs creates deceptively simple and minimalistic works that invite viewers to pause and contemplate. Through singular, pattern-producing gestures, she explores movement, light, and translucency. The reflective surfaces and vibrant colors in her work mirror both physical and psychological states, making her art both ocular and auric.

Anna Kunz’s work balances geometry with fluidity, using curvilinear rectangles to create the illusion of space and volume. Her forms shift between opaque, hard-edged shapes that push the viewer out and translucent colors that pull the viewer in, exploring the circle as a symbol of the divine and the life cycle.