With artists:

Alex W Rader, Allison Spence, Annette Back, Audrey Doyle, Ayanava SIl, Chhath Puja, Carin Iko, Caroline Munoz Awad, Christine Nelson, CJ Rodgers, Clara Jeanne Reed, Dmitry Ersler, Fanyu Lin, Feng Li, Flavia Bucci, Giorgi Gabiskiria, Ignacio Revenga Gomez-Selles, Josie Girand, Krithi Nalla, Mar Kristoff, Maria Kozlitina, Molly Valdez and Judson Valdez, Nana Kwadwo Agyei_Addo, Roma Kosh, Sandra Cavanagh, Shirying Tay, Shreya Sahai, Shuyi Qi, Simay Keles, Simon Bertramd, Sveta Amova, Tara Drummie, Thea Berman, Thomas Kellner, Travis Childers, Vanessa Onuk, Yifan Shen

Carefully selected from a vast pool of submissions, the artists featured in this show embody the essence of artistic freedom, drawing influences from cultures spanning all eras. The result is a visually stimulating collection where images from disparate origins coalesce on a singular platform, creating a tapestry of creativity that transcends cultural boundaries.

Nana Kwadwo Agyei Addo skillfully captures the Akan perspective on God, known as 'Tweduampon,' through stunning photography pieces. His work specifically focuses on depicting the first man, Adam, offering a visually compelling exploration of how the Akans seek divinity. The photographs serve as a powerful medium to convey the intersection of Akan spirituality, cultural beliefs, and the human quest for a connection with the divine.

Vanessa Onuk employs a scientific and experimental approach to traditional acrylic painting, achieving a harmonious blend of bleeding colors, random gradients, and precise applications. The use of different thicknesses allows for individual nuances, culminating in a distinctive vintage finish.