Khadija Jahmila (b.1993, Maryland) is an Afro-Caribbean visual artist, creative entrepreneur, and thrift hunter. She is best known for her surreal and futuristic original collage artworks including her popular “Back to Love, Back to Cosmology” zodiac series. Specializing in cut-paper and digital collage, Khadija creates cosmic worlds that explore Afrofuturism and celebrate the otherworldliness of the African diaspora.
Jiazi Yin is an artist based in the Maryland and Washington D.C. area. She grew up in China and lived in Japan for four years before she came to America.
Her work is based on her understanding of memory, time and space, and interpersonal relationships. The subject matter varies from human figures to abstractions. These are executed primarily with oil, acrylic, cyanotype on canvas, wood panels, and Yupo paper.
As a design professional and commercial artist, I create effective strategies, powerful identities, and memorable experiences to help connect people to brands and organizations.
I am a Maryland-based Sr. Graphic Designer, Strategist, Art Director, Brand Consultant and Illustrator with 20+ years of experience in the advertising and marketing industry.
Specializing in digital design and web development including e-commerce sites, marketing collateral, sketchnoting, in-depth process discovery, logos, vector illustration, character development, and social media management.
I'm a multimedia artist and current student at MICA, based in Baltimore, where I was born and
raised. My roots and environment is where I draw the majority of my inspiration from. My work is
the reflection of me growing up in one of the deadliest cities in America, and the everlasting
impact it has on the people who live here.
“When the visual characteristics of DJ artwork are dissected one will discover its true meaning.
And also discover there is usually more than one simple yet raw message being told, it flows
Sherry Insley is a mixed media artist working primarily in photography, video, printmaking, and artist books. She also has a background in metal smithing and contemporary jewelry. Sherry has an interest in the history of photography, especially the crossover of science and light sensitive processes. Sherry Insley is a MSAC IAA winner, a SURDNA Foundation awardee, and a 2018 Artist in Residence through the Hive Maker Space. She has exhibited her work locally and nationally. She holds undergraduate and graduate degrees from UMBC and MICA.
Multimedia artist with a focus on organic forms, natural elements and creatures.