Isabell Mathew
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- Control (ink and marker on paper)
Quinn Youngs
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- Remembering (digital photograph)
Animus Zhang
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- A Lost Child [1] (photograph)
Sophia Turturro
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- Morphogenetic Space (ink)
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- Indelible (markers)
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- Postulate (markers)
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- Mundane Harm (watercolor)
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- Unpleasant Memory (watercolor on paper)
Noah Bonesteel
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- Rootscape with Fish and Columbine (acrylic and mixed media on panel), Noah Bonesteel
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- Across the Water (acrylic and mixed media on panel), Noah Bonesteel
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- Waiting (acrylic and mixed media on panel), Noah Bonesteel
Meghan McMullan
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- The Jester Deity (collage using Gimp), Meghan McMullan
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- Rick’s Dwelling (collage using Gimp), Meghan McMullan
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- Ladycave (collage using Gimp), Meghan McMullan
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- The Magician’s Lounge (digital collage), Meghan McMullan
Isabell Mathew is a junior at SUNY Geneseo, where she is studying neuroscience. She is deeply interested in the inner workings of neurodegenerative diseases. Her preferred medium is pencils and ink on paper.
Quinn Youngs is a senior at SUNY Oswego studying journalism and creative writing. They live in Vienna, New York.
Animus Zhang uses photography to explore themes of isolation, memory, and the passage of time. The monochromatic compositions evoke a sense of disconnection, as ordinary objects and spaces take on haunting, unfamiliar qualities. Zhang invites the viewer to question the meaning of belonging and loss within the familiar, creating a narrative that bridges the personal and the universal.
Sophia Turturro is a senior psychology major at SUNY Geneseo. She enjoys long walks on a short walk, wading through the mediate, and playing with sticks. Recently, she’s been dabbling in cryptic nonsense, self-reference, and lists of three.
Noah Bonesteel, a senior at SUNY Plattsburgh, is a mixed media artist working from the outskirts of the Adirondack park. He is deeply influenced by his love of nature and fascination with natural history and ecology. Art is a way for him to understand the climate and biodiversity crises, creating loose narratives centered around natural relationships as seen through a human framework.
Meghan McMullan is on her third campus for her third semester and would also like to know what is going on. She currently attends Suffolk Community College for a degree in liberal arts. Her true passions are the backroads and gas stations that make her feel far away.