Taina Litwak
My work focuses on my concern with the damage humans are doing to the planet and where our culture is heading.  I do acrylic paintings with collaged newspaper and maps on. I am doing a series of installations relating to plastic waste.  The first was a 9x13 foot room at Artomatic DC, 2024, inspired by an installation I did in a Washington Project for the Arts show years ago.  The second site specific installation was at the Crows Nest gallery in Baltimore MD, in 2025.
Celina Trikilis
Celina Trikilis attended Saint Mary’s College of Maryland, graduating with a Bachelor of Art in Art. She is a multidisciplinary artist most known for her eclectic artistry and design. She focuses the majority of her energy on dissecting the boundaries between surrealism and realism, towing the line between whimsical and horrifying. Celina is inspired by both the macabre and the cute, exploring the way both elements push and pull against each other when melded together.
Robbie Ierubino / NeuralMaker
I am Robert John “Robbie” Ierubino, Jr., a US-born, autistic artist who emigrated to Vienna, Austria, when I was 14. I hold a Bachelor of Arts (Honors) degree in Graphic Design and a Master of Arts in Arts and Creative Technologies, both from the University of Staffordshire in Stoke-on-Trent, England. I have completed a graphic design internship with the wendy.network and at the United Nations Office for Disarmament Affairs (UNODA) in Vienna, Austria. But in May 2024, I moved to Ocean City, Maryland, to find a job as a US citizen by reason.
Lisa Danaczko
Lisa R. Danaczko is a dynamic storyteller and engagement strategist. Her artistic practice examines creative placemaking with themes of belonging, collective memory, hidden connections, and respite in public spaces.
Clyde Rich (Dill Comics)
Clyde Rich is a cartoonist, video editor and general multimedia maker from Paris, France. Clyde created the cartoon character "Dill" at the age of six, developing a world of "dills" which continues to evolve to this day. They hold a BFA in Critical and Visual Studies from Pratt Institute and attended programming school during École 42's inaugural year. Through classes, editing and translating work, they aim to open access for any and all art forms. 

Loon Whistling Bottle

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Double chambered whistling bottle featuring Loon motif. This instrument is composed of a system of hollow vessels and tubes, and produces sound through a small whistle, which is the person inside Loon’s chest. The whistle is activated by blowing into or across the spout, or through movement of water in its interior.

Vasija silbadora de doble cámara con motivo de Colimbo. Este instrumento está compuesto por un sistema de vasijas y tubos huecos, y produce sonido a través de un pequeño silbato, que es el personaje que se encuentra dentro del pecho del Colimbo. El silbato se activa soplando dentro o a través del pico, o mediante el movimiento del agua en su interior.
Medium: Earthenware, oxides, pigments, beeswax
Year: 2024
Details: 9 x 3.75 x 10.5 in
Riya Devi-Ashby
Femininity and feminine performance is a double-edged sword, simultaneously beautiful and violent. Through art, I strives to create meditative and cathartic moments that honor sacred contradictions within the aesthetic and socio-political category of 'feminine'.
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