DJ Stenson is a dynamic abstract artist whose work explores emotion, energy, and movement through bold color, layered textures, and expressive mark-making. Her intuitive approach to painting allows the subconscious to guide each piece, resulting in compositions that feel both raw and refined. Whether working on canvas or paper, Stenson’s art invites viewers to connect with their own interpretations and emotions, making each experience deeply personal and evocative.

My objective creating art is to present visual integrations of objects I see and imagine. These will be presented on watercolor paper or cotton-linen canvas in two (2) and three (3) dimensional formats. My work consists of watercolors, watercolor-collage, mixed media, oils and oil-collage. I like to present to the viewer just enough content to capture a mood or emotion, whereby I’m more of a minimalist creating impressionist landscapes and contemporary abstracts paintings.

Robin Le’s paintings have evolved from expressive portraits of women and animals, portraying their strength and beauty, to her recent series of abstracts, which are strongly influenced by nature. Her process involves several intuitive mixed media layers often with refinement in oils, while striving for an abundance of movement, depth and a deeper investigation of textures and colors.

Christian Crowley is a contemporary artist whose work centers on text, repetition, and emotional resonance. Working with highly textured surfaces and layered materials, Crowley creates pieces that transform simple phrases and handwritten script into powerful visual experiences. His work often revisits themes of love, affirmation, and human connection, using recurring language such as I love you and love your life as both personal declarations and universal reflections. Through dense mark-making, texture, and expressive layering, Crowley blurs the line between language and abstraction, creating work that feels intimate, urgent, and contemplative. His practice explores the power of words as image, memory, and emotional record.

Cory Clinton is a sculptor based out or Providence, RI.  Cory uses wire mesh, plastics, and epoxy resin to create unique, custom lighting fixtures.  Cory started sculpture at Brandeis University in 2002, going on to earn Master of Fine Arts in from the San Francisco Art Institute in 2012. Cory is passionate about his work and enjoys creating site-specific lighting fixtures to elevate any space.

Adam Viens is an American contemporary artist known for expansive, emotionally driven works that engage abstraction, gesture, and the language of landscape without directly depicting it. His practice spans large-scale paintings and works on paper, often built through layered surfaces, dynamic mark-making, and a physical engagement with paint that emphasizes process as much as image. Viens draws on ideas of memory, environment, and sensation, translating them into immersive visual fields that feel both constructed and intuitive. His solo exhibition Naturgamalde reflects this approach, presenting works developed between 2020 and 2025 that explore nature as experience rather than representation.