Ava Wadleigh

“Welcome to the Surreal,” by Ava Wadleigh

AVA WADLEIGH is 17 and a junior at Tacoma School of the Arts. She looks at art as a way to express abstract concepts and ideas and believes strongly in creating fearlessly. She is grateful for all the support from her family and teachers and can’t wait to further her journey into the world of fine arts.

Follow her on Instagram @ avacadowad.

Stefan Keller

“Untitled,” by Stefan Keller

STEFAN KELLER is an artist living in Germany. He likes to paint pictures, occasionally compose music, live out his creative imagination in digital composing, and occasionally take pictures as well.

June Eccles-Locke

“Panic,” by June Eccles-Locke

JUNE ECCLES-LOCKE is a Chicago-based musician, producer, writer, and occasional visual artist. They began experimenting with visual media more recently, and consistently repurpose physical objects for use in their acrylic and oil paintings. Their central themes include: mental disorders, queer politics, and various sciences (biology, chemistry, neuroscience, etc.). Personal experiences with panic disorder, anxiety, depression, epilepsy, and sleep paralysis have bled into the canvas, as well as the music June has recorded. They now have three self-composed, self-performed, and self-produced albums available for listen: “caricature of space,” “cinematic superstar [ep],” and “dark side of the son.” All three are available on bandcamp (junesleave.bandcamp.com) and soundcloud (soundcloud.com/junesleave).