My work as an artist is an exploration of the intersection between creativity, technology, and humanity. Through my art, I aim to inspire and provoke thought, encouraging viewers to reflect on their own experiences and the world around them.
My creative process is grounded in experimentation and exploration. I thrive outside my comfort zone, challenging myself to learn and grow through each epiphany. Utilizing traditional media and emerging technologies, I strive to create work that is innovative and impactful.
Jordann Wine (b. Bethesda, MD) is a Washington, D.C. based artist whose meditative abstractions in paint and glitter hope to provide the viewer with a visual respite from the chaos of daily living. Her art practice has been pivotal to her own healing and an important tool in bringing a sense of calm and purpose to her life.
Tara Cariaso
Hi I am a 17 year old artist at Eleanor Roosevelt High School. I work with many different mediums and disciplinary such as music, visual, and ect.
Alex Dahdah is a multidisciplinary artist with an MFA in Multidisciplinary Art and a BA in Filmmaking. His practice spans diverse media, including filmmaking, video art, graphic prints, and conceptual projects, delving into themes of nationhood, belonging, family dynamics, and personal emotional reflections. Through his work, Alex explores the disconnections and ironies embedded in societal systems, engaging with cultural narratives, abstraction, and the intersections of personal and collective memory.
Kirsty Little Biography 2023
Born in England and presently living in DC.
Emery Moore is a multimedia artist who was born in Maryland and grew up in the town of Berwyn Heights. He has earned dual degrees in Art and Environmental Studies from Saint Mary’s College of Maryland, and the art he creates shows his environmental interests. His work was included in the SMCM All-Student Exhibitions in 2022 and 2023, One of his pieces in the 2022 All-Student show won The SGA Cultural Relations Investigation and Actions Committee Most Cultural/Social Impact, and in the 2023 show a piece won The Student Government Association Award for Most Innovative Work.