Muyan Gao’s paper pulp sculptures explore the intersection of form and function, blending organic curves with vibrant colors to create works that not only please the eye but also serve a purpose in everyday life. Featured in AQ Volume 4, Gao’s innovative approach uses recycled materials to reflect on the relationship between art, nature, and the human experience. Through her work, she invites viewers to reflect on their inner worlds and the role they play within the larger universe.

Award-winning Australian artist Meaghan Shelton’s practice weaves together fashion, photography, textiles, and more to challenge traditional depictions of women and nature. Featured in AQ Volume 4, her work reimagines feminine identity, exploring both the historical and personal connections between women and nature. Discover how her multi-disciplinary approach engages with these themes in a powerful, thought-provoking way.

Painter and sketch artist Alex Wissenbach shares her artistic evolution in AQ Volume 4. From her intricate lightbulb designs born during lockdown to her recent sea-inspired watercolors influenced by a move to Australia, Alex's work captures moments of creativity, self-discovery, and joy. This issue marks her first public showcase beyond personal platforms, offering a glimpse into her vibrant artistic world.

Dive into the world of Rebeca Lopera, an AQ Volume 4 artist whose work bridges personal and cultural narratives. By incorporating materials like plaster, ceramics, and found objects, she creates evocative sculptures that explore bilingualism, identity, and belonging. Learn how her conceptual practice transforms fragile elements into deeply resonant artworks.

Discover the work of Veronika Krämer, an AQ Volume IV artist based in Berlin, Germany. Krämer’s abstract geometric paintings focus on the interplay of simple lines and shapes to create intricate rhythmic compositions. In her recent "Reconstruction" series, she pushes boundaries by repurposing deconstructed canvases, crafting compelling new works from fragments of her previous art. Learn more about her inspiring journey and creative process.

In AQ Volume 4, we dive into the work of Victoria Veedell, an artist whose captivating landscapes explore the emotional depth of nature. Through her innovative use of light and color, Veedell invites viewers to experience the transient beauty of the natural world, encouraging moments of mindfulness and introspection. With works inspired by her walks through San Francisco and artist residencies around the globe, her paintings reveal a profound connection between humanity and the environment.

Featured in AQ Volume 4, Reagan Hayhurst is a multidisciplinary artist crafting conceptual jewelry and mixed media abstract art. Her work, blending materials like fibers, metal, and paint, explores themes of curiosity, wonder, and self-discovery. Learn how her innovative process combines construction, deconstruction, and storytelling to evoke a sense of awe and reflection.

Katrina Dienno, featured in AQ Volume IV, is a printmaker and storyteller redefining the portrayal of women in mythology, folklore, and fairytales. Through large-scale black-and-white woodcuts, Dienno crafts subversive and powerful commentaries on feminism, violence, and cultural ideals of beauty. Explore her evocative work and artistic journey in our latest feature.

Kelly Angelovic's art captures the vibrant beauty found in ordinary moments, from tranquil landscapes to intimate still lifes. Featured in AQ Volume IV, Angelovic uses oils, acrylics, and gouache to create dynamic, colorful works that invite viewers to appreciate the world around them. Discover her creative journey from graphic design to becoming a full-time painter and how she finds inspiration in daily life, even amid challenges like imposter syndrome and creative blocks.

Kanako Togawa, a glass artist from Japan, merges the delicate qualities of glass with traditional Japanese ink to express complex themes of life, death, and the invisible presence of nature. Featured in AQ Volume IV, her works offer a rich exploration of memory and emotion, drawing inspiration from Shinto and Zen Buddhist principles. With an international exhibition record and a unique artistic perspective, Togawa’s work invites viewers to connect with nature in a profound and personal way.

Cat Crotchett’s bold encaustic works are a reflection of both personal and societal transformation. As an AQ Volume IV Artist, her art uses abstract patterns to symbolize emotional and cultural layers, creating compositions full of texture, color, and meaning. With over three decades of artistic experience, Crotchett blends intention and acceptance in her creative process, allowing for unexpected risks and discoveries in her vibrant works. Visit her interview to dive deeper into her compelling journey.

Susan Grace, an AQ Volume IV artist, creates compelling figurative oil paintings that explore themes of identity, transformation, and narrative through surreal and abstract approaches. Her academic background in literature and theater informs her work, inspiring deeply layered interpretations of the female figure. Grace’s paintings, widely exhibited across the U.S., invite viewers into unfinished dramas where the gaze and form provoke dialogue about metamorphosis and autonomy.

Christina Contaldi, a New Jersey-based artist featured in AQ Volume 4, shares her journey from a decade-long career in Graphic Design to rediscovering her passion for painting. Inspired by the healing power of nature, Christina's work reflects themes of connection, spirituality, and personal growth. Discover how she navigates challenges, embraces experimentation, and creates art that fosters peace and tranquility.

Discover the captivating work of Jennifer Agricola Mojica, a San Antonio-based contemporary painter whose layered compositions explore themes of time, space, and motherhood, offering a unique narrative through abstraction and realism.