Artist Bios

Karma Tashi Tsering. I am Tibetan and I grew up in Northern India. I currently reside in Columbus, Ohio. My art developed during the Pandemic. As my art has evolved, I have found ways to use my digital brushstroke to create increasingly complex layers of color, texture, and pattern. I am influenced by music, history, philosophy, mythology, and other artists. My art represents my state of being and expresses different aspects of my interpretation of culture, awareness, and connection.

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Iman Jabrah. I continue to confirm and decipher my Palestinian-American identity, living a cross-bordered intersectional identity. My main focus is to shed light on the losses one cannot control, the fragments of these memories remain as a form of identity. My work is constantly attempting to break and overcome barriers and restrictions through art making and shared art projects with other women.

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Elle Northwood. I am often fascinated by the humans’ use of symbolism and metaphors to describe how living feels. By taking the words we use to paint mental images in each other’s minds and taking it a step further to see how I think it would look materialized in front of me. It’s my way of connecting to the human experience without having to talk about my own or making assumptions about others. I put out a visual interpretation and everyone connects to it in their own way.