

Phantom and Paranoia, or Matter and Factography?
Written by Adriana Zofia Zimnowoda, PhD. Neon works evoke unease and cognitive dissonance in me. Perhaps this is inherent in their nature. They attract and repel. Made of glass tubing, wires, and gas, they are both material and immaterial, beckoning with a phantom presence. They are ambiguous, like the dim glow of a streetlamp in a run-down neighborhood. Vivid neon is one of Agnieszka Piotrowska’s preferred media. Functioning independently or interacting with installations,


Veronika Kvitko
Veronika Kvitko (Vegesent) is a research-based installation artist who has exhibited mostly in Helsinki, Finland. Recent exhibition include solo features at Domus Historic Building and Eteisgalleria Olohuone as well as collective shows at Take Me Home Gallery and Katve Art Space. Veronika has won notable recognitions including the A' Design Award and the Vegan Choice Award. What makes the portfolio of Veronika Kvitko so unusual is the application of deep research-based concep


Suzanne Gainer
Suzanne Gainer is a conceptual photographic montage and lens-based artist who has exhibited throughout New England and across the United States. Recent exhibitions include a solo show at the Danforth Art Museum in Framingham, Massachusetts, Galatea Fine Art and Kingston Gallery in Boston, Pollinator Art Space in Atlanta, Work Space Manchester in Connecticut, and ProvWash Gallery in Providence, Rhode Island. We will find in the lens-based practice of Suzanne Gainer a poetic a























































































































