Category: Artist Interviews
Three women. Three journeys. One conversation about finding your way through painting, grief, change, and connection. From Milan to Montana, discover how Sherri, Monica, and Irena turn real life into meaningful visual stories.
Three artists, three journeys, one honest conversation about life, change, and creativity. Tara Harris, Djamila Fierek, and Esther Kelly share how they’ve turned grief, intuition, and adventure into meaningful practices that keep them grounded and open to discovery.
Three women, three creative paths—one shared thread: the need to tell stories that feel true. Irina Jomir, Alexandra Telgmann, and Alicia Tubbs invite us into their worlds through photography, painting, and faith, showing how art begins with noticing, feeling, and following what moves you.
In this interview, Florida-based illustrator Ava Farahani talks about what inspires her, how she balances the outer and inner worlds in her work, and why she turns to texture and soft forms to tell visual stories. She also shares how breaks can help her move past creative blocks and what it means to her when an idea finally clicks into place.
Meet three artists—Tori Page, Hannah Witner, and Olena Hrynevych—who are using creativity to explore life, identity, and connection. Through performance, collage, and experimentation, they remind us that art begins with listening, feeling, and daring to follow the unknown.
Three women. Three different paths. One common thread—creating with heart, history, and honesty. Meet Jo-Anne, Sandra, and Kirsten and discover how their life stories shape everything they make.
Through quilting, sugar sculpture, and collage, Michelle Wilkie, Mia Nel, and Mandi Maneerut show how creating from life’s harder moments can lead to surprising places. Their stories are about staying curious, starting over, and finding meaning through the act of making.
Meet three artists—Dana Goh, Angie Van Mulken, and Ali Hval—who are carving creative paths by staying close to what inspires them. From soft textiles to glittery sculptures, their stories show how making from the heart can lead to unexpected and meaningful places.
Fabiola, Jacqueline, and Jasmine each came to art in their own way, but all three show us how creativity can become a steady part of life. Through their stories, we see how making things can help us stay curious, connect with others, and better understand ourselves—no matter where we start.
Through painting, fabric, and folded paper, artists Laura Silverman, Montserrat Serra Nonell, and Nicole Pietrantoni show us how paying attention to everyday places and quiet moments can spark something meaningful.