Artists
“It’s wonderful to have my new venue to feature underrepresented female voices in sustainability. Different styles, different voices, one focus – the fragility of our earth. I’d like to call on people who want to support local mid-career female artists and sustainable culture.”
– Founder, Diana Stelin
Pico Okada
This Japanese artist, now based in Amsterdam, takes seasonal landscapes to a whole new level—what seems like a serene scene from afar reveals hidden Pop icons like Pikachu and Hello Kitty up close. It’s a clever nod to our obsession with symbols and the blind eye we turn to the beauty right in front of us. In her latest pieces, she delves into mass psychology and conformity, weaving in themes of Japanese pop culture, consumerism, and the eerie uniformity of modern society.
C.J. Lori
C.J.Lori is an oil painter living in Brookline, Massachusetts. Her work reflects her abiding fascination with the natural world, and her interests in literature and psychology. Her paintings explore the complex relationship between humanity and the environment, emphasizing often contradictory sensations: clarity and mystery, excitement and sorrow, beauty and decay.
Amalia Tagaris
Greek American, Amalia draws her inspiration from the Mediterranean Sea and employs an ancient technique of impasto
Marina Korenfeld
Ukrainian-born print maker specializing in etchings. A Symbolist, her art draws on a wide variety of mythologies, worldviews, religions, and literary traditions, both ancient and modern, ranging from Buddhism to Eastern-European folklore.
Jennifer Okumura
Jennifer's color and creative texture harmoniously lend to the natural world and her Eastern and Western heritage influences.
Diana Stelin
Diana is an award-winning landscape artist,educator,author and fashion designer. Her lush, layered, shimmering gold leaf, oil and wax pieces are featured in dozens of private and corporate collections.
