Featured Artist: Stevie Rosenfeld

In the blue hour

In the blue hour

Three

Three

The path less taken

The path less taken

 

Stevie Rosenfeld

Stevie has always been fascinated by nature, finding beauty in its intricacies, resilience, vulnerability, and anthropomorphic tendencies. She feels welcomed into its culture, always without question or judgment, and is where she receives some of her greatest gifts and feels most at home.  Her series, Nature’s Spirit, is an homage to the natural world and her deep connection to it.  Nature’s Spirit aims to transcend visual perceptions and capture the spiritual essence of each unique encounter, prompting reflections on human entanglements, relationships with darkness and light, elemental similarities, and what mysteries may lie beyond. Stevie’s photographic work has been in many publications and galleries.

Bordnick Studio

Only Our Shadows Know

Only Our Shadows Know

 

Bordnick Studio

Bordnick’s interest is to create meaningful works of art that all people and cultures can enjoy. As a photographer and sculptor, he has been able to share his professional experiences in ways that benefit both business and community projects. With over twenty years of experience, he has successfully designed, fabricated, and installed various projects. He is an industrial design/sculpture graduate of Pratt Institute in New York, where he has had his own professional design business and has been a design director for numerous companies and local government projects. They included a major children’s museum for the city of New York and the Board of Education.

GJ Gillespie

Leda and the Swan

Leda and the Swan

 

GJ Gillespie

GJ Gillespie is a collage artist living in a 1928 farmhouse overlooking Oak Harbor on Whidbey Island, WA. A prolific artist with 21 awards to his name, his work has been exhibited in 65 shows and appeared in more than 160 publications. Beyond his studio practice, Gillespie channels his passion for art by running Leda Art Supply, a company specializing in premium sketchbooks. Whether conjuring vivid collage compositions or enabling other artists through exceptional tools, Gillespie remains dedicated to the transformative power of art.

Ernst Perdriel

Lethocerus americanus

 

Water Flower

 

Ernst Perdriel

Ernst Perdriel is a multi-field artist (visual art, photography, writing), designer, and horticulturist based in Cowansville (Quebec, Canada). His mission is to transmit his passion for cultural and environmental heritage through the arts, lifestyle, and knowledge-sharing. Learn more at www.ernstperdriel.com.

Ellen June Wright

Watercolor Abstract 78

 

Ellen June Wright

Ellen June Wright lives in New Jersey. Her work revolves around the power of color and the emotions and memories they evoke. She is inspired by the works of Stanley Whitney, Mary Lovelace O’Neal, and Frank Bowling. Her art has most recently been published online by Gulf Stream Magazine.

Holly Willis

Island Light 1

 

Island Light 3

 

Holly Willis

Holly Willis uses text and image to wonder how we might reimagine our relationship to the world, not as autonomous beings moving through isolated landscapes but as embodied forces intimately enmeshed with the matter around us. These images capture islands, sunlight, and water from the Penobscot Bay in Maine.