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Yifan Qian is a Chinese artist, currently based in NY, who paints self-portraits and abstract metaphors to process her emotions through art.

Hongbin Kim is an artist who questions the value of art in relation to money, as well as reflecting on his experience as a foreigner in US.

Ahyun Jeon is a Korean painter living in NYC. Her art speaks of self-defense mechanism and psychological barriers between people.

Silvia Muleo is an Italian-born artist based in NYC, who deals with translucency and reflectivity in her figurative art about social media.

Se Young Yim is a conceptual painter and installation artist who metaphorically represents the flow and the existence of beings in her art.

Rosie Kim is a painter who utilizes semi-abstract and semi-figurative imagery to convey experiences of mythology, time, and identity.

Yissho Oh is a Korean artist who makes tattoo-based abstract art inspired by Tibetan Buddhism, Japanese art, and idea of the afterlife.

Zeyu Xue is a conceptually-driven sculptor from China, currently at SVA MFA program, making works that refer to memory, agency, and present.

Joe Piscopia is a painter and illustrator who engages with organic and geometric abstraction to seek an internal truth and experimentation.

Andrew Wong is an artist who makes images out of paper strip cutouts, which deal with the Chinese American experiences and culture.

Pei Ou is a Chinese-born artist who abstracts the human figure into cucumber-like tree forms and paints about human space and relationships.

Annie Yang is a painter who expresses the idea of the unconditional love through imagery of plants (in particular, the fiddle tree).

Polin Huang is a recent SVA MFA graduate and a painter who depicts liberated Northeast Asian bodies in defiance of the female stereotypes.

Jun Yang is a highly prolific figurative painter of Korean descent who deeply engages with the core issues of LGBTQIA+/BIPOC communities.

Frank Prskalo is an Australian artist who strives for raw and authentic imagery that may borderline the grotesque or the childlike.

Noel Park is a South Korean artist who depicts flowers in abstract and representational modes and aspires to become a 'people's painter.'

James Jaxxa is an artist and SVA's MFA student in Fine Arts. He subverts the traditional images relating to masculinity and gender.

Bea Hurd is an artist who plays with food, sculpture, performance, and photography to comment on identity, sexuality, and desire.

Nathalie de Zan is a US-based photographer and performance artist from France, dealing with desire, nudity, humor, and the grotesque.

Justin Watson is a multimedia artist who recycles images and manipulates them, commenting on the disjunction between language and image.