Interview with Baron Hill Please tell us something about your background and your art journey so far. If you had to know anything about me to better understand my work, simply put, I find emotions to be complicated at times. While that might seem like a simple thing to acknowledge—because, yeah, we’re complicated beings—I also say that in correlation with my experiences of not always being able to understand other people’s emotions very well. The Thrill of Loneliness I’ve had

Nomaki Etsu is a furniture designer whose work explores the relationship between geometry, material, and spatial presence. Working across design, craft, and art contexts, his practice investigates how objects influence the way people perceive and inhabit space. Etsu holds a Master of Fine Arts in 3D Design from Cranbrook Academy of Art and a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Product Design from Parsons School of Design. His work has been presented through exhibitions and design platfo

Article by Jesse Latte I am a multidisciplinary artist, which basically means I work with whatever I feel drawn to at the moment. Painting, sculpting, special effects, mixed media—you name it, I’ve tried it. My work isn’t about fitting into one box; it’s about giving shape and color to emotions that refuse to be quiet. Growing up between Queens, New York, and Florida, I carry two very different energies. New York gave me the drive to keep moving forward no matter what, while