Kimberly Neff
All the Best to You
2022
Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
24" x 36"

About the Work
My work is an exploration of things unseen. I like to use bright, bold, playful and feminine colors and textures to evoke emotion and ask the audience questions. Art can be healing for most people, and I ask audiences to go within to see, think and feel, and process pain, trauma, or unanswered questions in their lives. In the recesses of the mind, one can access new places. I believe creativity is a portal to the divine and that every being on earth can be creative in their own way.

I work in acrylic, mixed media and collage and have been creative for my entire life. My vision is that viewers of my work will feel something new, perhaps recall a new childhood memory, enter a new place of understanding their world in their mind and spirit. Art helps give meaning to which there are no words - I hope this work moves someone to experience something authentic and meaningful that they have been looking for.

My background professionally is in marketing and advertising although I've been called to the visual arts consistently as both a viewer and as creator. I have a Master's in Science degree from Drexel University in the management of arts and cultural organizations.

Bio
Kimberly Neff is a Philadelphia-based abstract and mixed media artist. A life-long creative, Kimberly uses acrylic, spray paint, oil pastel, and mixed-media collage to tell stories that explore joy, spirituality and connection.

Using bright, playful and feminine colors, Kimberly's work is provocative, urban and ethereal, inspiring and asking questions about the things we know that are unseen.

Samara Weaver
Tide
2022
Trace paper, watercolor, wood
8" x 8"

About the Work
This pieces is a small moment, exploring one facet of color and motion of the ocean.

Bio
Samara graduated with her Masters in Architecture in 2013 from Tyler School of Art and Architecture. After graduating Samara worked in Architecture and Construction while continuing to develop her unique artistic voice using multiple mediums. In 2017 she took the leap to working for herself and started Design Hues, focusing on artisan floral and specializing in large floral installations. In 2018 Samara applied to the Juried Craft Show at The Delaware Art Museum, and was accepted with a host of other talented artists. Showing her work at the museum was a pivotal turning point in her artistic career, supporting shifting her focus to her art full time. She was accepted in Spring 2020 for an art studio at the Delaware Contemporary art museum and has been working full time creating and selling her artwork, functional ceramics and porcelain jewelry.

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