Among the Ruins, by Adam Miller looks at different family’s existing in a post industrial world looking back at what appears to be the remnants of a time of great expansion and strength from a distance after the machinery of state has collapsed. The new hope represented by their children exists against the darkness of the scattered corpse like remnants of their world. But as the darkest day of winter is also the beginning of the suns return these families are the first to begin rebuilding their society and planting new crops

Fever Dream, by Christian Rex van Minnen makes his way into the art world armed with old world execution, warm colors of bittersweet chocolate and burgundy velvet. Composition and color serve only as thin veils which barely distract from the dripping hordes of redundant flesh and undecipherable realms of deformation.

The characters in Distant Shore, by Billy Norrby, find themselves in a state of transition. Longing and unspoken ambition places their core elsewhere, at odds with their familiar surroundings. At the border of the known and the beyond, they stop and contemplate an uncertain future.

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