Art and Photography

1. Abstract Artwork by Hanna Wright
2. Aisle 1 by Shea Davis
3. As If As Though by John Beckmann
4. Cascading Bluffs by Maxwell McMann
5. Charlie Ring 1 by Charles Mirkin
6. Desert and Poppies by Kate Henry
7. Ditch by Nat Morris
8. Mars Chronicle by Elizabeth Mullaly
9. Explosive Love by Beatrix O'Neill
10. Woodland Tea Party by Carissa Geraud
11. Urban Echoes by Allie Smith
12. Fallen Dream by Isabella Castle
13. Ghost Fish by Addison Rael
14. Just Around The Bend by CJ Cusinato
15. Night Light by Eva Xhan
16. Pendant by Patti Harrison
17. Remembering the Wild Ones by Robin Young
18. Sapphic by Ella Bertsch
19. The Apocalypse by Michael Blosser
20. The COVID Nightmare by Donald Patten
21. When You Left by Kelsey Lobb
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Abstract Artwork by Hanna Wright

A colorful abstract drawing of a distorted figure made of geometric shapes. Multiple blue eyes, sharp teeth, and exaggerated limbs create a surreal form. The figure holds a staff with a netted flag and red heart accents.

Made by Hanna Wright.
Hanna Wright is a folk-artist residing in Keavy, Kentucky.
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Aisle 1 by Shea Davis

A dimly lit grocery aisle with green and yellow tones. Empty floor space leads to shelves lined with bottles and boxes. A single hanging light casts a soft glow, creating a quiet, surreal atmosphere.

Made by Shea Davis.
Shea Davis is an artist from Denver, exploring the human form and the vibrant beauty of the mundane. She is also set to graduate from ACC.
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As If As Though by John Beckmann

A black and white surreal scene of people in elaborate costumes and dramatic face paint. Feathers, hats, and theatrical makeup create a dense, eerie atmosphere where human figures blur into mannequin-like forms within a crowded space.

Made by John Beckmann.
John Beckmann and Catherine Readick collaborate to create striking works that explore themes of identity, performance, and surrealism. Influenced by avant-garde movements, their practice merges photography, collage, and digital techniques to produce layered, dreamlike visuals that challenge ideas of selfhood, collective consciousness, and the tension between concealment and revelation. John holds a BFA from Parsons and is a recipient of a MacDowell Colony Fellowship and a Graham Foundation Grant in the Fine Arts. Catherine, originally from Pasadena, California, earned her BA in Art History and Comparative Literature from Sarah Lawrence College. Their
combined expertise and shared vision bring a unique, poetic perspective to their collaborative
practice.
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Cascading Bluffs by Maxwell McMann

A surreal landscape of towering, twisted rock formations connected by narrow bridges. A lone pagoda and a windswept tree sit atop peaks under a golden sky, while misty clouds drift below in shades of blue and green.

Made by Maxwell McMann.
Maxwell McMann is a multidisciplinary artist and Fine Arts student at Arapahoe Community College from Colorado.
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Charlie Ring 1 by Charles Mirkin

A silver ring featuring a large, vibrant blue gemstone set in an ornate crown-like bezel. Two small deep red stones accent the sides, with delicate silver bead detailing on a smooth, polished band against a neutral background.

Made by Charles Mirkin.
So much life to live with so little time. I spend my time making beautiful creations for the world to see.
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Desert and Poppies by Kate Henry

Made by Kate Henry.
Kate is a graphic designer, but painting holds a central focus in her life as a tool to ignite creative inspiration in her digital work.
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Ditch by Nat Morris

Two figures in a watercolor landscape—one sits barefoot on a grassy ledge holding a stick, while the other stands below near shallow water. Soft greens, browns, and purples create a calm, reflective outdoor scene.

Made by Nat Morris.
Nat Morris has been making art for as long as they could hold a pen in their hand. They are currently enrolled at MSU Denver.
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Mars Chronicle by Elizabeth Mullaly

Made by Elizabeth Mullaly.
Elizabeth Mullaly is a Visual Designer and multi-disciplinary artist based in Denver, CO. She finds making things by hand an important antidote to her day job creating in the digital world. Her current passion is metalsmithing; creating objects, wearable art and one-of-a-kind jewelry with sterling silver, base metals and a myriad of stones and gems. While not bending metal to her will with torch, hammer and saw, she can be found slinging ink while letterpress printmaking.
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Explosive Love by Beatrix O'Neill

A stylized painting of a pink-toned figure with blue eyes, partially obscured by an explosion of red, pink, and white heart shapes. The hearts flow outward, blending with the figure in a vibrant, surreal composition.

Made by Beatrix O'Neill.
Beatrix, a current CE student sees art as an extension of herself, spilling blood instead of ink to make deeply personal and meaningful works.
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