We're thrilled to announce October's standout artist, Shad! This month's selection celebrates artists who bring history, mythology, and natural elements into the present in fascinating, innovative ways. Each piece breathes new life into ancient themes, making us see our world through a different lens. Let’s dive into the captivating works of our talented creators:

Shad brings a mysterious figure to life that seems to hover between worlds. Demon or fallen deity? This enigmatic character, bathed in the powerful aura of the night, is a haunting presence. It whispers of hidden realms, balancing allure with an unsettling mystery—a perfect symbol of the night’s ancient and dark reverence.

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Treeskulltown presents a mesmerizing animation that reimagines historical imagery in a truly ethereal way. Fragments of the past drift gracefully into the present, suspended in a delicate dance. With a light, almost ghostly quality, the piece beautifully blurs the lines between history and now, floating us into a timeless space.

Magda’s collages speak in layered textures and refined tones, capturing emotional depth and complexity. The raw textures clash and then merge, pulling us into narratives that feel both familiar and freshly intense. Her work is a masterful blend of contrast and cohesion, where tension and harmony exist side by side.

Parvaneh Sanati transports us to the elemental worlds of stone and plant, uniting mineral and vegetal textures. Rich ochre and rust tones evoke a timeless quality, a dialogue between life and decay, growth and erosion. Her work bridges the ancient and the living, creating a harmony rooted in natural transformation.

Debora Yawdam rounds out our spotlight with vibrant colors and intricate motifs. Her figures move with grace, their elegant postures capturing the energy of both heritage and modernity. Her pieces are a stunning balance of movement and stillness, heritage and today, each element flowing together in perfect harmony.

Thank you to all our spotlighted artists for transforming October into a gallery of myth, memory, and nature. We look forward to more explorations in November.