​Zarya Hoffman
I grew up under the New Mexico sun and have always created and surrounded myself with art. I am graduating from Utah State University in spring of 2020 with a bachelor of fine art with an emphasis in drawing and painting. I use a variety of materials and techniques to achieve the feeling that a figure is emerging from or disintegrating into oblivion. I am interested in the shredding and rebuilding of one’s sense of self. I find that peoples’ motivations and true identities are often veiled behind a haze of expectations and presentation. The ethereal figures shrouded in an unfamiliar smoke or dissolving into the night sky have a spiritual message. What will happen to us when our time on this Earth is over? My artwork portrays the physical return to the earth and the soul going gently into that dark night.
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Jane Catlin
is a painter whose work revolves around human impact on our ecosystem. Her works have been recognized with awards including a Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grant and a Visual Arts Fellowship from the Utah Arts Council. Her work has been widely exhibited with recent solo shows at The New Art Center, NY, JK Gallery, Los Angeles, CA; Togonon Gallery, San Francisco, CA; and Gail Art Museum, Gyeonggi-Do, Republic of Korea. Additionally her work is represented by Pierogi Gallery, Brooklyn, NY. She received her BFA from Utah StateUniversity and MFA from Rhode Island School of Design. She currently lives in Utah and works as a Professor of Painting and Drawing at Utah State University.      http://www.janecatlin.com/archive/w6pv2gv3j9n1c0hbm6kv5ac4wcr3y7