By Catherine Mills A cast in memory of shed skin. A reawakening of the shape-moment that my body once held. This dormant energy is transformed into new life. The pinecone between my legs representing rebirth, the pineal gland, interconnected cycles, and the spiraling nature of existence. The pinecone unfolds overtime.

By Marsal Soren Meet the Photographer This is a photograph of a rose during its final moments, that I captured last summer in June 2025 in my garden. I always follow how these flowers bloom and wither from season to season just to remind myself that nothing lasts forever. I

By Ryan McDonald Meet the Creater My digital zine, "Category Is..." reflects my orbit as a queer person who is deeply in awe of drag as an art form. To be queer is to acknowledge those within our orbit who have fought for our rights – many of whom

By Leah Oates Meet the Photographer The work I'm sending in was shot at beaches in Nantucket and in Newburypory, Massachusetts and the ocean tides are effected by the cycles of the moon.

By Isabel Torok Meet the Artist My name is Isabel Torok, and I am a multidisciplinary artist and choreographer based in NYC. I will graduate in May of 2026 from Marymount Manhattan College with a BFA in Dance (Choreography) and an Arts Management minor. My work draws attention to the

By Norelle Ramlagan "Angel of Death,” depicts my original character, Imani. He’s transgender, living in the closet his entire life. After his abrupt murder, his soul remains in unrest, barred from passing on. But in his purgatorial state, Imani can finally live as himself. He had his life

By Serge Lecomte Meet the Artist Art always orbits on canvas for abyone to take a spin. Serge Lecomte was born in Belgium in 1946. He came to the States where he spent his teens in South Philly and then Brooklyn. After graduating from Tilden H. S. he joined the

By Aubrey Klarman Meet the Director My piece “everyone in my orbit” is a collection of the voicemails of the people I love overtime, sharing stories, leaving questions, and overall, leaving behind their voices. This piece encapsulates how the power of voices, and sounds, always take us back to certain

By Sabrina Westbrook Ho Chi Minh and Beyond is a multimedia piece created by manipulating a photo of Saigon, Vietnam’s skyline. In March, I spent a week in the country and my definition of “orbit” shifted completely. People in countries on the other side of the world can be

By Peyton Weeks My submission is a collage titled “Our Mantra”. The quote in the center of the piece is a mantra that has carried my family through generations. I feel that this connects to the theme orbit because the quote reflects how I’ve carried myself through life. As

By Edward Michael Supranowicz Meet The Artist Orbit involves circular boundaries and repetition, so these pieces can be considered doing so beings such. Bio Edward Michael Supranowicz is the grandson of Irish and Lithuanian/Russian/Ukrainian immigrants. He grew up on a small farm in Appalachia. He has a grad

By Teresa Shemitz Meet the Artist