Isabel Bornstein, born in Argentina and living and working in Charleston, SC, uses borrowed images and her paintbrush to piece together idyllic moments evocative of spirited, fleeting moments, almost dreamlike – hazy memories of sunny days and summer months.

Edo Costantini, originally from Argentina, lives and works with photography, film, and music in Katonah, New York. Costantini catalogs intimate human interactions with the natural world via the vibrant flora of meadows and forests—his photographs are a conceptual documentary centered on the beauty and fragility of nature, demonstrated through the rhythm of passing time.

Francisca Oyhanarte, born in Argentina, is a Miami-based multidisciplinary artist and Pranic Healer. Her unique and surreal artworks exist in a state of perpetual balance between the forces of light and dark, between the imagined and the real; the ouroboric unity of endless return and regeneration. She translates the sounds and visions of her journey into works that transport the viewer to an uplifting, alternate universe filled with light, color, music, and the surreal creations of her imagination.

Fitzhugh Karol (b. 1982) is an American artist born in New Hampshire. Karol sculpts in wood, metal, and clay to create artwork that ruminates on man’s imprint in the landscape. Karol’s sculptures use portals, steps, and slopes to respond to their surroundings. The forms of his abstract sculptures draw on silhouettes of actual and imagined landscapes. He creates playful spaces for his viewers to inhabit. Karol’s practice ranges from work that can be contained within a gallery setting to large-scale public sculptures that create an inviting and unconventional way to experience art.Description goes here

Photographer and director Juan Lamarca, b. 1984 in Argentina, lives and works between Miami and New York. Lamarca’s photographs capture the play of light on water, and moments of spontaneity and voyeurism. Lamarca’s work focuses on the idea of constant change, with the ocean and surf culture as visual elements, his work refers to the idea of constant movement, and a cycle of rebirth.

French photographer Frederic Pinet captures the timeless stillness of moments of escape and leisure. Memories of lazy summers mixed with the refreshing dynamism of a David Hockney painting. His photographs are rooted in nature, water, the feminine form, and personal childhood memories of summer holidays in the Mediterranean. His works showcase ordinary moments that unveil the extraordinary, offering viewers a transcendent glimpse into a serene world.

Tati Soko (b. 1992, Argentina), lives and works on the coast of Chile, traveling frequently for inspiration. She visually maps her physical and psychological relationship to natural environments, revealing hidden secrets and new perspectives on remote coastlines. Soko’s paintings depict golden sandy beaches, swaying palm trees, and the soothing ambiance of the ocean. Soft and gentle colors immerse you in a world of calm and serenity, transporting the viewer into a world of perpetually sun-kissed shores.