Mallory Kimmel is a Maryland-based artist, who makes conceptual furniture to address exclusionary design practices. She focuses on disrupting loopholes used to deny human rights. Placing the focus on object-centric forms of possession, exclusion, objectification, and consumption helps to unravel the exploitation of objects to address the same forms of abuse applied to people. Kimmel believes if you liberate objects, you liberate people. Kimmel looks to objects and people as co-facilitators to democratize comfort-based privilege.
Self- taught Maryland based multimedia artist, Rowan McClanahan, has been sharpening his skills for the past several years. He completed a 3 year program at the Center of Applied Technology South where he specialized in carpentry and graduated from Southern Senior High school.
Baltimore-Born, Based in West Baltimore and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Mark Anthony West Jr is a visual artist, historian, and story teller.