Through layered mixed media, Charmagne Vasquez traces the invisible lines that shape our world. Her work draws on ancestral symbols, ritual and the natural division of the earth, reflecting on how seemingly separate elements remain deeply interconnected.

Through acrylic, assemblage and immersive installation, Esuwae creates layered works that explore empowerment through color and form. Drawing on personal narrative and found materials, her pieces invite reflection on resilience, transformation and the power of reclaiming one’s story.

Through handcrafted jewelry, ceramic and bronze sculpture, Holly Hasson and Christophe Eagleton explore the relationship between material, scale and presence. Sacred Forms brings together intimate objects and architectural forms in a contemplative study of texture, balance and quiet connection.

Working across oils, acrylics and watercolor, Bobby Beals explores a wide range of subjects from sweeping landscapes to figurative studies and equine forms. His work captures both scale and intimacy, reflecting a deep connection to place and the evolving rhythm of the Southwest.

Through intricate beadwork and oil painting, Matt Campos draws from traditions of shamanistic healing and divination, creating pieces that feel both deeply personal and culturally resonant. His work invites a closer look, revealing layers of meaning shaped by craft, spirit and story.

Using hand-ground pigments sourced from soil and stone, Jessyjo Darling creates works rooted in the landscapes from which they emerge. Each piece is carefully layered and catalogued by place and time, offering a quiet reflection on belonging, permanence and the stories held within the earth.