What started as a collective of creative friends in Santa Fe has blossomed into a surreal, artistic installation that allows artists to make a living on their art as an experience, not as a commodity.
Rachelle Reichert creates salt sculptures that morph as they self destruct.
James Doran-Webb creates lively-looking animal sculptures out of steel and driftwood.
Nick Squires details his time spent using his maker skills to produce an interactive art installation and performance.
Mechanical movement is commonplace in our modern world. What happens when it’s anthropomorphized and spins like a drunken warrior?
Nathan Vincent uses yarn to create remarkable works that challenge our expectations of the materials, as well as the imagery he depicts.
Wakako Kawakami’s larger than life parakeet sculptures lend a serene touch to Japanese cityscapes.
