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2023 VISUAL ARTISTS
JACLYN SILVERMAN
Jaclyn Silverman has been an artist since she was a little girl, and began focusing on dotwork/pointillism in 2017. Unlike typical dotwork, which is in black and white, Jaclyn enjoys exploring bright and vivacious color palettes. Calling on color psychology, she aims to use particular color combinations to convey different emotions or evoke certain feelings within the viewer.
CONTACT https://www.instagram.com/jsx_designs/?hl=en
GHOST NAVAS
My name is Ghost Navas, I am a painter based in Los Angeles. I am a self taught artist pursuing a higher education in art, while maintaining an ongoing studio practice. While I started my career with commission based projects, I have since been exploring my own creative direction.
My main fixations are expressions of the human body, and face, which I prefer to render in watercolor or charcoal. I take large figures with “pushed” proportions to enhance the emotions that can be read from the body. I often use my own body as reference for such work due to its often intimate nature
CONTACT: ellyannenavas.yup@gmail.com
Emerson Niemchick
Emerson Niemchick is a artist, director, actor, and visual storyteller. His mediums include acrylic & oil, digital art, photography, charcoal, and film. Born in Michigan, Emerson moved to Los Angeles in 2017. He first started painting that same year and has mostly kept his collection private. He strives to create pieces that are felt and experienced, not necessarily understood. He strives to tap into just fragments of a memory or feeling, and will use that one sliver to create a scene, feeling, emotion, or experience.
CONTACT: www.emersonniemchick.com
Illyana Raevonwolff
Illyana Raevonwolff grew up in hell; or at least, a worldly version of it. She has survived and grown ever stronger, in spite of that hell, her late onset schizoaffective disorder, incarcerations, homelessness, and poverty. Her love Evee and daughter Emi are her lights in darkness. In recent years she found her main true paths of filmmaking and art, and is only just beginning to pursue them, having received Associates in each this past June, of 2023.
CONTACT: phoenixraevonwolff@gmail.com
Lorilyn Luong
My name is Lorilyn Luong and I am an Asian-American bisexual who is a poet and documentary filmmaker. As an abuse survivor, my social work background has primarily been helping those experiencing interpersonal violence, homelessness, and the queer community. My work revolves around themes of diverse identities, resurrecting the human spirit, healthy love, and how everyone possesses a powerful voice.
CONTACT: luonglorilyn@gmail.com
RUTH
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Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/theruthis/?hl=en
Rachel Berkowitz
Rachel Berkowitz (b. 1993 Columbus, Ohio) grew up in London, England and now lives and works in Los Angeles, CA. Rachel graduated with a BA in Fine Arts from the UCLA School of Art and Architecture in 2016. Her recent practice concentrates on connecting humans to nature using biophilic structures that reference conservation, preservation and mental awareness. The work includes painting and photography. Rachel has self-published three complete Fine Art photography books and is currently working on her fourth. She has exhibited in solo painting and photography shows, group Fine Art shows, such as the LA Art Show, and at global artist events in Los Angeles, London and Japan, winning first place prizes in numerous international Fine Art competitions. Rachel’s art practice has developed through artist residencies and community experiences, including the La Napoule Artist Foundation in France (2020) and the Slade School of Art London Summer Intensive in England (2019). She was the resident artist at Zensai, an Art and Fashion streetwear store in Beverly Hills, where she customized clothing that features her own artwork. Rachel is also engaged in community arts programming in Los Angeles. She teaches art to
children in schools that cannot afford arts education, and at children’s hospitals and neighborhood events. For competitions sponsored by the City of Los Angeles, she has painted public murals incorporating natural forms and flora.
Contact details
Info@rachelberkowitzart.com
www.rachelberkowitzart.com
Instagram: @rachelberkowitzart
www.facebook.com/rachelberkowitzart
MAYA GRAINE
contact: www.mayagraine.com
Carmen Amon- Uriel - 2020
I've been struggling with mental illness for what feels like my entire life. I've been all but diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder. These last few months, I've really begun to lean into art therapy and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. The pieces I've submitted have so many layers just on one canvas. Whether from creative vision or manic episodes, the story each piece tells, bleeds from a raw part of myself, one I don't share much
Jenni Chapman, Facing the Light-2020
Now that I have my Autism diagnosis, I can take care of myself in the ways that I need. I no longer have to limit myself to what I see others do; I intimately understand my inner workings and why they exist, and that means that I can finally listen to the voice inside me that is begging for relief. I can rest. I can ask for help. I have leverage now, which will help me create a life for myself that is designed with me in mind - never again will I shove myself into the mold that society has built for me. You can find her @aliandjenni and by looking up Ali and Jenni on YouTube
Morgan Dressler- Depression-2020
For my art piece I chose depression because I myself have the illness. I’ve been drawing for pretty much my whole life so when I saw this ad I thought it would be a good chance for me to not only get my art out there but to raise more awareness about this mental illness. If you are interested in purchasing Morgan’s work please contact her via her email: dresslermorgan4@gmail.com
Untitled- Robin B. - 2020
Being someone that is a victim of childhood and adulthood trauma, an E.D. survivor, and a sufferer of various comorbid illnesses, my mental health and my art are inextricably linked. It's both an escape and a way to process what I have gone through, and being able to create art has kept me alive in a very literal sense, almost as long as I've been alive.
If you are interested in purchasing this piece or collaborating, please contact Robin here: 0lab.weebly.com and orbartcommissions@gmail.com
Kelly Rameriz- Picking Apples - 2020
(body-focused behavior; skin picking “excoriation”; ocd) Name of piece: “Picking Apples” 8.5x10, paper collage. A self portrait about my struggle with skin-picking.