"I explore a wide range of media to find the right expression for each artistic idea. Material experimentation is a core part of my practice. I’m driven by the process itself—by the act of searching, layering, and letting ideas unfold. Rather than striving for perfection, I value the fragmentary, the sketch-like, and the poetic moment of becoming. Each work is part of a larger flow, connected through themes of perception, transformation, and image in motion."

Blair Saxon-Hill lives and works in Los Angeles, California. While adept in many art mediums including collage, assemblage, and sculpture, Saxon-Hill is primarily an oil painter at this time. Her works are vibrant and playful; they are filled with an overarching sense of empathy and love for the world and people around her. She often moves from using larger gestural marks to more fine detailed expressions in a single canvas; rewarding the viewer in different ways at all distances from the work. 

Blair also has an observational still life practice. After gathering flowers from the market, she returns to the studio to compose bouquets and paint them from life. Collectively the works harken to the line work of masters like Matisse and Picasso, while looking forward with her new and distinct voice that can serve as an emotional balm.

Astrid Specht Seeberg is a Copenhagen-based artist. Her work explores themes related to the complexities of identity, intimacy, environmental and social dynamics through an incredibly immersive sculptural practice.  

She has a playful, intuitive approach to her work, which also expands to working with natural dug clay, collaborations into marine biology and collaborative large scale performance with clay. 

Tobias Rosenberg (born 1969) lives and works in Copenhagen. He is educated at the Danish School of Design, visual communication department. Before his debut as a visual artist in 2020, he worked in the advertising/communications industry for 25 years as a creative director at some of the largest Danish and international agencies. Tobias Rosenberg works primarily with painting and graphic prints.