Kathryn Rodrigues

Mend Myself

Photography

20 x 16 x 1 in.

Artist Bio

Kathryn Rodrigues is a Chicago based artist and educator. Her photography-centered practice investigates the interconnectedness of identity, memory, domestic life, and the natural world through a feminist lens. Kathryn received a BFA in Photography from the University of Illinois and a MS from the Massachusetts College of Art. Kathryn has completed residencies at Ragdale, Marwen and Stay Home Gallery. Her work has been featured on Lenscratch, Fraction, Analog Forever, and Float Magazine. She was a 2023 Photo Lucida Critical Mass finalist and 2024 Review Santa Fe participant. Her work was recently included in Kamira Institute's Eyes on the World book published in 2025. Exhibition highlights include the Center for Fine Art Photography, Perspective Gallery, Mana Contemporary, Massachusetts College of Art, Filter Space, Center for Photographic Art, University of North Dakota, Manifest Gallery, Photographic Center Northwest, Photographic Resource Center and the Hyde Park Art Center.

Website: www.kathrynrodrigues.com - https://www.kathrynrodrigues.com

Instagram: @kathryn.rodrigues

Kathryn Rodrigues

Portal

Photography

16 x 20 x 1 in.

Artist Bio

Kathryn Rodrigues is a Chicago based artist and educator. Her photography-centered practice investigates the interconnectedness of identity, memory, domestic life, and the natural world through a feminist lens. Kathryn received a BFA in Photography from the University of Illinois and a MS from the Massachusetts College of Art. Kathryn has completed residencies at Ragdale, Marwen and Stay Home Gallery. Her work has been featured on Lenscratch, Fraction, Analog Forever, and Float Magazine. She was a 2023 Photo Lucida Critical Mass finalist and 2024 Review Santa Fe participant. Her work was recently included in Kamira Institute's Eyes on the World book published in 2025. Exhibition highlights include the Center for Fine Art Photography, Perspective Gallery, Mana Contemporary, Massachusetts College of Art, Filter Space, Center for Photographic Art, University of North Dakota, Manifest Gallery, Photographic Center Northwest, Photographic Resource Center and the Hyde Park Art Center.

Website: www.kathrynrodrigues.com - https://www.kathrynrodrigues.com

Instagram: @kathryn.rodrigues

Kathryn Rodrigues

What About My Dreams?

Photography

16 x 20 x 1 in.

Artist Bio

Kathryn Rodrigues is a Chicago based artist and educator. Her photography-centered practice investigates the interconnectedness of identity, memory, domestic life, and the natural world through a feminist lens. Kathryn received a BFA in Photography from the University of Illinois and a MS from the Massachusetts College of Art. Kathryn has completed residencies at Ragdale, Marwen and Stay Home Gallery. Her work has been featured on Lenscratch, Fraction, Analog Forever, and Float Magazine. She was a 2023 Photo Lucida Critical Mass finalist and 2024 Review Santa Fe participant. Her work was recently included in Kamira Institute's Eyes on the World book published in 2025. Exhibition highlights include the Center for Fine Art Photography, Perspective Gallery, Mana Contemporary, Massachusetts College of Art, Filter Space, Center for Photographic Art, University of North Dakota, Manifest Gallery, Photographic Center Northwest, Photographic Resource Center and the Hyde Park Art Center.

Website: www.kathrynrodrigues.com - https://www.kathrynrodrigues.com

Instagram: @kathryn.rodrigues

Kathryn Rodrigues

Feel Myself Growing

Photography

20 x 16 x 1 in.

Artist Bio

Kathryn Rodrigues is a Chicago based artist and educator. Her photography-centered practice investigates the interconnectedness of identity, memory, domestic life, and the natural world through a feminist lens. Kathryn received a BFA in Photography from the University of Illinois and a MS from the Massachusetts College of Art. Kathryn has completed residencies at Ragdale, Marwen and Stay Home Gallery. Her work has been featured on Lenscratch, Fraction, Analog Forever, and Float Magazine. She was a 2023 Photo Lucida Critical Mass finalist and 2024 Review Santa Fe participant. Her work was recently included in Kamira Institute's Eyes on the World book published in 2025. Exhibition highlights include the Center for Fine Art Photography, Perspective Gallery, Mana Contemporary, Massachusetts College of Art, Filter Space, Center for Photographic Art, University of North Dakota, Manifest Gallery, Photographic Center Northwest, Photographic Resource Center and the Hyde Park Art Center.

Website: www.kathrynrodrigues.com - https://www.kathrynrodrigues.com

Instagram: @kathryn.rodrigues

Antonia Contro

Untitled

Printmaking

11.5 x 11.5 in.

Zachary Trebellas

The Most Powerful Hand (HarvesTime Foods)

Photography

12 x 16 in.

Artist Bio

Zachary Trebellas is a conceptual artist who takes inspiration from the cultures that surround him. Putting his audience at the forefront of his work, he uses art to celebrate, inquire into, and memorialize their lives. His new series, "The Most Powerful Hand," combines the graphic design of Catholic prayer cards, visual motifs from Greek Orthodox churches, and receipts from grocery stores in Chicago and Corinth, Greece. Together these images highlight two practices by which Americans aim to benefit the people of Greece: intercessory prayer and the purchasing of Greek products. Here the "Novena of the Most Powerful Hand," a common Catholic prayer, gives way to "the invisible hand" of capitalism. After all, for the artist, often the easiest way to aid the nation he holds dear is by opening his wallet.

Website: www.zacharytrebellas.com - https://www.zacharytrebellas.com

Instagram: @zacharytrebellas

Zachary Trebellas

The Most Powerful Hand (Corinthian Lidl)

Photography

10 x 14 in.

Artist Bio

Zachary Trebellas is a conceptual artist who takes inspiration from the cultures that surround him. Putting his audience at the forefront of his work, he uses art to celebrate, inquire into, and memorialize their lives. His new series, "The Most Powerful Hand," combines the graphic design of Catholic prayer cards, visual motifs from Greek Orthodox churches, and receipts from grocery stores in Chicago and Corinth, Greece. Together these images highlight two practices by which Americans aim to benefit the people of Greece: intercessory prayer and the purchasing of Greek products. Here the "Novena of the Most Powerful Hand," a common Catholic prayer, gives way to "the invisible hand" of capitalism. After all, for the artist, often the easiest way to aid the nation he holds dear is by opening his wallet.

Website: www.zacharytrebellas.com - https://www.zacharytrebellas.com

Instagram: @zacharytrebellas

Jade Coleman

A Lover' Heart

Mixed Media

14 x 14 in.

Artist Bio

Jade Coleman is a mixed media artist whose work is an exploration of spirituality, beauty, and wonder. Using dried florals and resin, she creates pieces that range from sacred and contemplative to whimsical and playful, drawing inspiration from the Orisha, Our Lady of Guadalupe, nature, and the mysteries of the unseen. Each piece invites the viewer to look a little closer, reflect a little deeper, and discover their own sense of wonder.

Jade Coleman

Cygnus

Mixed Media

18 x 18 in.

Artist Bio

Jade Coleman is a mixed media artist whose work is an exploration of spirituality, beauty, and wonder. Using dried florals and resin, she creates pieces that range from sacred and contemplative to whimsical and playful, drawing inspiration from the Orisha, Our Lady of Guadalupe, nature, and the mysteries of the unseen. Each piece invites the viewer to look a little closer, reflect a little deeper, and discover their own sense of wonder.

Jade Coleman

Male Gaze

Mixed Media

16 x 20 in.

Artist Bio

Jade Coleman is a mixed media artist whose work is an exploration of spirituality, beauty, and wonder. Using dried florals and resin, she creates pieces that range from sacred and contemplative to whimsical and playful, drawing inspiration from the Orisha, Our Lady of Guadalupe, nature, and the mysteries of the unseen. Each piece invites the viewer to look a little closer, reflect a little deeper, and discover their own sense of wonder.

Jade Coleman

Mother

Mixed Media

16 x 20 in.

Artist Bio

Jade Coleman is a mixed media artist whose work is an exploration of spirituality, beauty, and wonder. Using dried florals and resin, she creates pieces that range from sacred and contemplative to whimsical and playful, drawing inspiration from the Orisha, Our Lady of Guadalupe, nature, and the mysteries of the unseen. Each piece invites the viewer to look a little closer, reflect a little deeper, and discover their own sense of wonder.

Ariadna Ginez

Untitled (fiddle leaf fig)

Ceramic

1 x 7.5 x 12.75 in.

Artist Bio

Ariadna Ginez is a Mexican-American ceramicist based in Chicago. Ariadna celebrates beauty, femininity, and romance in her work, exploring them as issues of equity. She works with porcelain and stoneware to create sculptural pieces and functional objects. She's interested in how people and communities navigate their aesthetic surroundings. Ariadna was born in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, grew up in Michigan, and has planted roots in Chicago's Pilsen neighborhood with her tiny dog / studio assistant, Copita."

Website: https://ariadnaginez.squarespace.com/

Instagram: @ariadnaginez

Ariadna Ginez

Untitled (round leaf plate set)

Ceramic

Large - 6.5 x 6.5 x .75 in. Small - 10.35 x 10.35 x 1 in.

Artist Bio

Ariadna Ginez is a Mexican-American ceramicist based in Chicago. Ariadna celebrates beauty, femininity, and romance in her work, exploring them as issues of equity. She works with porcelain and stoneware to create sculptural pieces and functional objects. She's interested in how people and communities navigate their aesthetic surroundings. Ariadna was born in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, grew up in Michigan, and has planted roots in Chicago's Pilsen neighborhood with her tiny dog / studio assistant, Copita.

Website: https://ariadnaginez.squarespace.com/

Instagram: @ariadnaginez

Ariadna Ginez

Untitled (rounded leaf vase).

Ceramic

4.6 x 3.25 x 3 in.

Artist Bio

Ariadna Ginez is a Mexican-American ceramicist based in Chicago. Ariadna celebrates beauty, femininity, and romance in her work, exploring them as issues of equity. She works with porcelain and stoneware to create sculptural pieces and functional objects. She's interested in how people and communities navigate their aesthetic surroundings. Ariadna was born in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, grew up in Michigan, and has planted roots in Chicago's Pilsen neighborhood with her tiny dog / studio assistant, Copita.

Website: https://ariadnaginez.squarespace.com/

Instagram: @ariadnaginez

Ariadna Ginez

Untitled (longer leaf vase)

Ceramic

4.5 x 2.5 x 3.5

Artist Bio

Ariadna Ginez is a Mexican-American ceramicist based in Chicago. Ariadna celebrates beauty, femininity, and romance in her work, exploring them as issues of equity. She works with porcelain and stoneware to create sculptural pieces and functional objects. She's interested in how people and communities navigate their aesthetic surroundings. Ariadna was born in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, grew up in Michigan, and has planted roots in Chicago's Pilsen neighborhood with her tiny dog / studio assistant, Copita.

Website: https://ariadnaginez.squarespace.com/

Instagram: @ariadnaginez