I’m a French printmaker and multimedia artist known for my contemporary approach to printmaking.
My art is a reflection of my experiences and travels, shaped by my upbringing in France and the diverse cultures I encountered while living in Southeast Asia, West Africa, and the Middle East. Through abstraction, I seek to evoke both comfort and narrative.
I approach my monoprints much like a painter would a canvas—improvising with paint, collage, and hand-stitched fiber elements. I create monoprints, relief/engraving prints, print installations, and paintings that emphasize improvisation and layering.
Themes of identity, history, progress, and decay weave through my work, transforming these concepts into expressions of beauty.

Aleena is a metal artist, a fiber artist, and a painter, and enjoys blending these three mediums in her wall hangings. She hopes that her art will bring a sense of peace and well being into your space.

I seek to make things that have energy, warmth, humor, and zest that helps make life worth living.

I manufacture lighting, sculpture, wall art, and interior design/storage products via additive manufacturing (3D printing). I focus primarily on designs that can only be achieved via the advantages of the method, such as complex topological, and my work is primarily inspired by minimal energy surfaces/topologies found in both math and nature.

As a visual artist and designer, Deanna McLaughlin creates unique artworks and custom creations for the home.

Combining the ancient millefiori technique with the modern material of polymer clay to create vessels and other three dimensional objects.

I look for these astounding connections between media that affirm the relationships between the material and the human.

A collective of local immigrant artists who share their crafts to celebrate and sustain traditions from around the world. 

We make beautiful knives for the kitchen. Knives of exceptional performance, a pleasure to use and a delight to look at.

Harry Anderson’s work as an artist has always been connected with an affinity towards the found object.

Philadelphia designer who is exploring practice by a rapid production process in which ideas are acted on quickly and reproduced into wooden pieces and lighting fixtures.

Isaiah Zagar is an award-winning mosaic mural artist whose work can be found on more than 200 public walls around the world. 

All of my work springs from objects and materials I have found. The one thing they do tend to share is that they are generally a bit odd.

Owner of Galerie Marie, Camp’s series of porcelain dolls include unique materials like antique trade beads and camel belly leather. 

Laura Sallade uses mylar, glass, and other translucent materials to embody formations of flux.

Her work begins with an abstract concept that interacts with the sculptural process to give form.

We  promote appreciation and practice of mosaic art in through outreach in our community.

Peter Olson is a Philadelphia-based photographer and a self taught ceramicist who makes pieces using an innovative hybrid process.

Ian strives to create heirloom quality objects that outlive their owners, the kind of products that have a very permanent feel.

Seher Erdogan makes sensory-rich sculptural wall pieces that pair clay with wool, drawing inspiration from geometric and architectural form and the material culture of her birthplace, Turkey.