Corey De'Juan Sherrard Jr. is a multidisciplinary artists who uses paintings, maps, and sound to connect the proximity of cities. Through his unique visual system he actualizes a political motif that answers to the deficit of radical black objectives in popular black music. These songs that are based off of said process are arranged to be reconstructed for live performances. Alongside exploring these methods, Sherrard seeks to extend his practice into works paying homage to the saxophone. He has engaged in generating saxophone studies materializing the texture of the saxophone's tonality, history, and black cultural impact in mediums such as clay, paint, photography and sound recordings.

Kaelyn Provost is a visual artist from Houston,Texas who creates abstract works using oil paint and pastels. Her pieces are multi-dimensional, bold, and colorful drawing upon her inner world to create portals for her subjects to exist in. She experiments with light, composition, and color theory to reflect the co-existing nature of the conscious and subconscious body. Provost started her career when she switched her major from biology to art, creating her own website to host her portfolio. Through her tenacity Kaelyn connected with other artists and exhibition opportunities by conducting her own research. She received her BFA in Studio Art at Texas State University.

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One thing that Kaelyn wants people to know is that she enjoys discussing varying interpretations of her work. Additionally, she enjoys analyzing and offering feedback to artists and is open to individuals who want to discuss their work with her. 

Meet Phalyn Honora

Phalyn Honora is an experimental photographer from Houston, Texas who’s  body of work explores her internal observations of the world. Using analog photography as her medium, Phalyn’s art is organic and intentional. Her process draws on her inner ruminations and sociological theories to frame her work. Honora creates despite the many systems that operate to challenge her existence and this is shown in her dynamic and thought provoking work.

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One thing that Phalyn wants people to know about her is that she doesn’t define herself as an artist. She is less interested in labels and categories that can box in individuals, Phalyn believes that the moniker ‘artist’ be left for those who seek to be defined.