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Daniel Geanes is a multidisciplinary American contemporary artist with works that consist of paintings, digital art, and mural projects. The artist touches on matters of social issues, community, and the perplexities of emotions and society. Works from Daniel have been displayed at established galleries such as the Detroit Historical Museum and the Carr Center downtown in Detroit.

Broksart is a Norwegian painter whose work, inspired by nature's intricate patterns and textures, blends abstract and organic forms. Based in Detroit, her vibrant, dynamic paintings capture the essence of natural elements and evoke deep emotional connections.

AJ Kesler is a mixed media illustrator who lives in Detroit Michigan. AJ uses line work as his tool, creating unique textures, creatures, mazes, and his signature forms, egg studies. In addition to creating artwork, AJ works as a juggler and is co-owner of the Michigan skateboard company, Good Do Up Skateboards. Check out more of his work on Instagram, @aj_kes.

David is a self-taught multidisciplinary artist working primarily in ink, paint, and printmaking. His practice exists at the intersections of science, imagination and reverence. David creates place-based work that aims to encourage engagement with land and inspire a life affirming connection with the natural world. In this way, he hopes to speak to a felt, emotional aspect of land protection, as opposed to a strictly factual approach. His intention is to empower people to act on the stewardship of land in backyards, neighborhoods, and homes. All land is sacred and should be handled as such. Website: www.birdchowart.com Instagram: @_birdchow_"

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