Grady Gerbracht is an artist whose work focuses on the ordering systems of everyday life. Inspired by personal observations and life experiences; Gerbracht's projects employ art, architecture, sound and social dynamics to render these systems temporarily visible. He is Assistant Professor of Art at S

Architectural, Conceptual, Experimental, Improvised, Minimal, Political, Subtle, Visceral

Max Willis, son of American artist David Willis grew up in Okinawa, Japan and in Germany. He lived briefly in the U.S., at length in Europe, including five years in the art capitol of Berlin before relocating to China. An active painter, videographer and media programmer, Max’s current focus is hu

Abstract, Intimate, Minimal, Representational

RUSTIC 21ST CENTURY MINIMALISM Using individual blocks of color to form a precise visual statement is a technique that dates back through the ages at least as far as 4th century Macedonia, arguably reaching its apex with the Christian mosaics of the byzantine empire eight centuries later. It is la

Illustration, Minimal

Stephanie Syjuco (b. 1974) is a multi-media artist whose colorfully bold, conceptually sly and often humorous work explores issues of consumerism, global economics, technology, nationality and self-documentation. Bridging the worlds of contemporary art, craft, industrial design and fashion, Syjuco's

Architectural, Bright, Clever, Conceptual, Cool, Functional, Geometric, Glamour, Illusive, Industrial, Ironic, Minimal, Playful, Political, Pop, Rebel, Repetition, Smart, Technology