www.andiefreeman.com | @andiefreemanart
Alla prima oil painter, cataloging life .
www.LittleFlowerArt.com | @helen_seebold_littleflowerart
Helen Seebold’s body of work, which employs a variety of media including clay, paint and found/repurposed materials, has been featured in gallery exhibits throughout the East Coast, and private collections worldwide. Her love of Nature and interest in ancient global traditions fuels her creativity.
Her community-driven, site-specific installations have activated underutilized spaces throughout North Carolina, with vibrant and interactive art encouraging the viewer to reflect on how these spaces can positively impact their communities. She has been awarded several Public Art projects throughout the Triangle including: a Bus Stop Mural in Chapel Hill, a Sidewalk Mural in Raleigh, and a commemorative life size tiger sculpture, named Blaze, for the Fuquay Varina Fire Department.
When she is not working on public art and installation projects, she pursues private studio practice in pottery and clay sculpture in Cary. She holds a Certificate in Public Art Pedagogy, a 500hr Yoga Teacher Training certificate and a 200hr Meditation certificate with Meditation Alliance International and is an avid gardener. You can view more of her work at www.LittleFlowerArt.com or follow her on FB and Instagram.
https://inklingprintmaker.com/ | @inklingprintmaker
My printmaking practice is rooted in discovery. Each impression I pull from carved linoleum, etched or incised copper, and wood is an act of revelation that captures both intention and chance. Most of my subject matter explores the natural world around the spaces I inhabit. I love the conversation between what I plan and what the medium insists upon and the physicality of the process: the resistance of the carving tool against the matrix, the careful selection of ink, the calculated pressure of the press, and that final moment when I lift the paper to see what has emerged. Every print carries the evidence of the process--the grain of the wood, the bite of acid, or the pooling of ink in unexpected places, which are not marks of imperfections but are instead collaborations with materials that have their own voice. In embracing printmaking's inherent unpredictability, I've found a practice that keeps teaching me to balance vision with openness, technique with trust. This is what keeps me returning to the studio. As cofounder of Triangle Printmakers Collective, I've found that printmaking's magic multiplies when shared. The studio is a space where artists at all levels can experience that same thrill of discovery.
https://www.jeangraymohs.com | @jeangraymohs | In the Studio With
Jean Gray Mohs creates tactile, abstract sculptures in wood, metal, and thread that explore the body as both structure and shelter. Shaped by her experience with chronic illness and an organ transplant, her work transforms personal narrative into organic forms that honor memory, invite touch, and hold space for connection. Her pieces live in private collections, public spaces, and exhibitions, and she welcomes collaborations and commissions.
https://adamdcohen.com / | @yourpaladam
I paint human interiors. I turn people inside out, revealing their spirit, and mine, and – hopefully, when you look at them – yours.
My figures straddle abstract and figurative worlds. They emerge from an undifferentiated place, like a creature just breaking the surface of the ocean, its shape still distorted by the water’s lens.
Improvisation, chance, accident and surprise are central to my practice. I try to keep a portal open to my unconscious, and there’s a sense of collaborating with something larger than myself. This results in images I could neither plan nor duplicate.
Currently a studio artist at Artspace in Raleigh, NC.
https://www.usucompany.com/aboutusucompany | @usucompanycandles
Stacy Ahua is the owner of Usu Company Candles, a Raleigh-based micro-enterprise dedicated to scent design, hand-crafted candle making, and storytelling through scent. As a first-generation entrepreneur, Stacy fuses her love for culture and tradition with modern means of connection across generations. A trained speaker, logistics & operations specialist, and Communication professional, Stacy finds her sweet spot in any environment that fosters open dialogue, creativity, and community-building.
https://www.lorabrighthouse.com/ | @lorabrighthouse
Lora House is a Raleigh-based ceramicist who thrives on a little chaos, a lot of creativity, and the joy of turning mud into something both beautiful and functional. With over 15 years of experience, she works primarily in porcelain - because if you're going to make a mess, it might as well be with the fancy stuff.
A graduate of NC State’s College of Design with degrees in Industrial and Graphic Design, Lora has a keen eye for form and a deep appreciation for bold, graphic surfaces. She’s drawn to the storytelling potential of ceramics, letting everyday moments and natural inspirations take shape in clay. She brings her pottery to life with hand-drawn illustrations and airbrushed designs. Layering a variety of printing and glazing techniques, she creates work that’s as engaging to look at as it is to hold and use.
From mugs and plates to playful sculptural pieces, Lora’s work is infused with personality, curiosity, and a love for craftsmanship.
