Amber Duan (Pronouns: she/they) is a bisexual queer artist exploring the themes of race and sexuality in her work. She lives in Sammamish and works […]
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Ari (pronouns: they/them) is a Hispanic asexual cis man living in Redmond. They learned crochet and knitting at the same time as coming to terms […]
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Dahra Perez (pronouns: she/her) is a Redmond-based artist who is pursuing a career in the animation and film industry. She enjoys working on environment and […]
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Gou Qi (Pronouns: he / they / 他) is a genderqueer immigrant who has lived in Redmond for many years. They create digital art inspired […]
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Jack (pronouns: he/him) is an IT worker who works in Redmond and lives on the Eastside. He identifies as a gender non-conforming individual on the […]
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Artist Profile: Jay Jun
Pronouns: They/Them Jay Jun is a non-binary illustrator based in Redmond. They create digital art centering PoC. Jay Jun’s medium is Adobe Illustrator. “The Persistence […]
Continue readingArtist Profile: Lily Pezzee
Lily Pezzee (pronouns: she/they) is a lesbian student who works primarily with digital media and experiments with portraying difficult topics like mental health. They participated […]
Continue readingArtist Profile: Mary Dispenza
Mary Dispenza (pronouns: she/her) is a proud lesbian living with her spouse in Bellevue, WA. Presently Mary serves on the LGBTQ+ advisory task force for […]
Continue readingArtist Profile: Tomás Narvaja
Tomás Narvaja (pronouns: they/them) is a queer, Argentine conceptual artist and medical student who grew up on the Eastside. They use a variety of mediums […]
Continue readingArtist Profile: Wing Mui
Wing (pronouns: she/they) is a trans artist who lives in a cave on a hillside in Redmond and makes all kinds of things out of […]
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