Vicki Sullivan’s paintings draw from a deep appreciation of beauty. Sullivan is a contemporary classical realist combining the aesthetics of the old masters with a modern edge. Finding her inspiration in people and nature Sullivan chooses oil paint as her medium. Her love of vibrant and opulent colour often requires employing many layers of paint to make her colour lavish and glowing as if from the inside. Chiaroscuro brings drama to her work, which often uses symbolism while exploring the universality of myth and emotional memories. Her work aims to stir the imagination and create an emotional connection with her viewer.

Onur Sarıal is an internationally recognized contemporary figurative artist based in Istanbul, Turkey, who specializes in charcoal realism and the dramatic art styles of Tenebrism and chiaroscuro. His highly sought-after drawings—crafted on materials like professional Pastelmat—focus heavily on human psychology, vulnerability, and the interplay between light and absolute darkness.

Kei J. Constantinov is a Midwestern-based, magic realist painter, printmaker, and novelist known for her neo-medieval, anachronistic aesthetic. She holds a Master of Fine Arts from the University of Massachusetts (Amherst) and is a Master Printer who spent seven years mentoring and editioning at the historic Bob Blackburn's Printmaking Workshop in Manhattan.