Francesca Zora was born and raised in the Washington, DC Metropolitan area. She obtained her Bachelors of Fine Arts from University of Maryland, Baltimore County. Since 2016, Francesca has been exploring the practice of glass printing and developing some of her own techniques. She has spent months experimenting with various photographic and non-photographic methods of image transfers in and out of the darkroom. She has personally developed successful glass printing methods using liquid emulsion, Ware cyanotype, and chemical transfers.
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Born in New Mexico though raised in the midwest, the artworks of Laura Beth Konopinski are informed by this contradictory change of her surroundings. With a deep passion for the natural world, Laura Beth often incorporates organic materials into her works. Her expertise is sculpting glass while blending contemporary and traditional methods though she also uses other materials such as metal and photography.
The First Latino Olympic Artist for the USA Jesse Raudales
J. Devore Fine Art -- Abstraction at this best.
My name is Jarrett Hendrix and I have studied many different forms of creative expression. While my main focus is photography, many different artistic mediums are incorporated into my photos.
Laurel Lukaszewski is a Prince George’s County, Maryland-based artist who creates installations and sculptures primarily from clay. Her work is influenced by an appreciation of rhythms and patterns found in nature, and her study of Japanese art and culture over the past three decades.