In my work, I am interested in exploring feelings of loss; of physical and emotional experiences when something is destroyed, forgotten or hidden. I draw inspiration from my life - my childhood, my relationships with others. I work small scale to large, mainly in oil. More recently using oil with lead pencil, but am exploring new ways of working constantly.

Bonnie Gloris is a visual artist, art director, and curator, originally from Albany, NY. She moved to New York City to attend Parsons, the New School for Design, and graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Illustration.

Bonnie has exhibited her artwork in galleries across the country, including shows in New York City, Minneapolis, Phoenix, Las Vegas, Detroit, Atlanta, and Portland, as well as several solo exhibitions in Jersey City.

Artist and researcher, currently working on photographic self-portraiture.

Kalliope Amorphous is an artist whose primary body of work has evolved into an exploration of the conceptual self-portrait photograph as a catalyst for exploring ideas of identity, gender, archetype and myth. Her work ranges from interpretations of pre-existing iconography to compositions meant purely to provoke and challenge perceptions and first impressions.