Damion Silver is a multi-disciplinary artist whose work spans printmaking, assemblage & sculpture. Silver’s latest work explores the use of form through repetition, subtraction and abstraction. The combination of mediums and use of space between the works, creates dynamic and unifying language between his sculpture and print works. Both his art and design work have been shown and published throughout the U.S., Europe and Japan.

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Adam Pearson is a sculptor working across multiple disciplines including ceramics, welding and casting. His large-scale sculptures often assemble found materials to create new bold linear and geometric forms. Pearson graduated with a BFA from University of New Hampshire, and has exhibited works across the region since. In 2009, Pearson was elected president of Art Esprit, a non-profit arts organization. Under his guidance, the group successfully completed a series of public art projects. 

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Ryan Swedenborg is a visual artist and designer. Focusing on sculpture through the assemblage of found objects, ceramics, and woodworking, Ryan reconfigures discarded materials to challenge traditional narratives of mastery and create new forms centered around unity, not uniformity. Ryan is pursuing an MFA at the Maine College of Art and Design in Portland, Maine. Her work has been shown in New York, Austin, San Francisco, and Portland.

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