Sam Guay: is an artist focused on work that explores inner, emotional worlds. Much of his childhood was spent alone in the woods or exploring the possibilities of dreams. He’s drawn on these personal experiences to create a visual language of dark nature, hypnagogic patterns, and moody atmospheres. His intention with his work, whether it be a single painting, a story, or a large project is to invite quiet conversations with those private worlds where we can find ourselves most readily and connect more meaningfully to the world around us.  sanguay.com

Julie K. Gray: is a Maine–based interdisciplinary artist working with themes of mortality, mourning culture, and the psychological space of “limbo.” She earned her BFA in Photography from Rhode Island School of Design in 2005 and has since earned her MFA in Studio Art from Maine College of Art (2012). She is currently exploring art–making through papier–mâché sculpture, needlepoint, and photography. www.juliekgray.com

Steven DaLuz: is known primarily for his use of metal leaf and mixed mediums in his light–filled, paintings. Born in Hanford, California, he is a veteran who has lived 13 years abroad, and is classified in Wikipedia as a Contemporary Luminist.   Internationally exhibited and collected, his work has been widely published in fine art books, and magazines. He is represented by AnArte Gallery in the U.S., and he works out of his studio in San Antonio, Texas.