Ezra Williams references the forms of historical chainmail and brings them into a modern context. Through themes of anonymity and individualism he investigates the role armor can play in contemporary life as a protective barrier against new weapons, and questions what armor now works to protect.

Grace Drum explores themes of identity and fragmentation through Photography and Photo-sculpture. Thinking about what one is able to do with a photograph after taking it, how to push the boundaries of photography, and what a photograph can become.

Hope Duhaime is interested in creating geometry out of empty space. The freedom of the subconscious and what it can unlock informs a lot of her work, often combined with the manipulation of the body or a reclined surface. 

Elliot Hanson explores themes of male embodiment, individualism, and conflict through the lens of printmaking. Asking what forms in the space and pressure between bodies, what materializes from a matrix formed out of disparate parts.