Artists

A Collective for the Inspired. A Movement for All.

Desiree Adams | Photography | NY + England

Desiree Adams is a photographer, based in New York — but frequently runs away to London

The Tiny Studio | Art + Design | Brooklyn, NY

The Tiny Studio is a Brooklyn-based art and design studio that specializes in artisan made home goods. Inspired by minimalism and the spiritual connection between humans and the materials around us, these works are handmade with love and good energy.

Omer Kaplan | Photography | Israel + NY

Omer Kaplan is a visual artist who was born and raised in Israel. In his practice, Omer uses a variety of film cameras to create an intimate space with his collaborators. By exploring the inner truth of his subjects he finds parts of himself. Omer finds working in the darkroom to be a meditative experience that enables him to bring his unconscious forward into his practice, allowing the unexpected to be fixed on image surfaces.

Vanessa Hock | Photojournalism | Brooklyn, NY

Vanessa Hock is a New York based photojournalist and multidisciplinary artist.

Blake Grimmer | Illustration + Photography | Virginia

Blake Grimmer is an illustrator and photographer. When he’s not shooting his photo series Babies On Dogs, he’s illustrating his children’s book with pen and ink.

Brad DeCecco | Photography | Brooklyn, NY

Brad lives in Brooklyn, grew up in Massachusetts and photographs subjects around the world.

He is often found shooting rock stars, ranchers or athletes. His work has been described as filmic, which is strange as he rarely watches movies.

Pema Chodon | Hand Sewn Masks | Elmhurst, NY

Pema Chodon, a Tibetan Buddhist, started to hand sew masks in her New York City apartment during the onset of COVID-19. After donating masks to her family and friends, she continued to donate 750 masks to healthcare professionals and seniors.

Michelle Selwa | Painter + Digital Arts | Staten Island, NY

Michelle Selwa is an artist and Brooklyn native currently working and living in New York City. Her work explores themes of memory, sentiment, and technology.