Visions

8.28.26 - 9.21.26

John Chen, Heather Hudson, Jeff Kristian,

Reiko Murakami, Tania Pomales, Larkin Redgrave,

Andrew Sides, Robert Summers, Cat Swartz,

Frank Walls, Langley West, Krissy Whiski, Maria William

Hinge Artist Collective is proud to present Visions, an open themed exhibition featuring work by Hinge Artist Collective members.

Tethered to the otherworld, tied by our art in this world.

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No rights transferred with sales, unless otherwise arranged by our artists in writing by their own written contract.
NONE of our artists use Ai for their process.

 
Frank Wells

Frank Walls

Multifaceted Misery Machine, 2026. Oil on wood panel, 14" x 18”,
$1600 with frame

Shipping included for US, international shipping is extra


Larkin Redgrave

Larkin Redgrave

Dollmaker. Acrylic and crochet, Approx 30x36”, $3,000


Larkin Redgrave

Larkin Redgrave

Fight Factory. Charcoal and chalk, Approx 26x32” framed, $2,000


Maria William

Maria William

Liminal, 2026. mixed media (ink, watercolor & colored pencils on 300lb watercolor paper), 10x13" (with a 1" white border), $350


Shipping: Insured Priority Mail, $15


John Chen
John Chen

John Chen

Sleepless, 2026. Original oil painting, ships with Certificate of Authenticity, 16″x12″ // 40.64cm x 30.48 oil on thin-bar stretched canvas. Unframed $600 AUD


Langley West

Langley West

EXTINCTION. Acrylic on Canvas, 16” x 20”, $350

       “Langley produces art for a wide-eyed world that seems to be going away; a world still filled with the magic, awe, joy and terror of a childhood unfettered by the mundane.”


Heather Hudson

Personal Work, 2026.Gouache on hot-press watercolor paper.  Offered in single white mat., 8” x 10”, $225

Shipping: +$10 via USPS Priority mail.  Ships to US addresses only. 

Payment accepted via Paypal. 

No rights are transferred, no license to use art to train GenAI is implied by sale of art.


Andrew Sides

Masque, 2026. Acrylic ink, gouache, colored pencil, 8” x 10”, $300


Krissy Whiski

Krissy Whiski

Eternal Becoming : EgoDeathMoth. Acrylic on 1.5” Deep Gallery Wrapped Canvas, with edges painted to match the sides, comes wired and ready to hang. , 12x16”, $576

Shipping is free within contiguous the US

International Shipping rates TBD 

“I painted this moth as a symbol of transformation and metamorphosis. I believe that death is merely a transformation, a dissolving of the ego and the physical being back into the universal all, the source, nature, god. I saw it once in a vision, and have ever since believed it to be true.”


Tania Pomales
Tania Pomales

Tania Pomales

Decadent Obscurity, 2026. Graphite on archival paper, 7" x 10" matted and framed to 12" x 15"; framed under glass $500


Shipping in the US is free; International TBD

"Tania Pomales received a 2026 Individual Artist Fellowship from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts."


Jeff Kristian
Jeff Kristian
Jeff Kristian

Jeff Kristian

Starman, 2026. Mixed- holy water, acrylic, pastel, pencil, oils, 11x14 Artwork - 15x18 Frame, $500

Shipping: Free from CO


Reiko Murakami
Reiko Murakami

Reiko Murakami

Absence 1, 2026. Graphite mixed media, 6 × 10”

$850


Robert Summers
Robert Summers

Robert Summers

The Spinner, The Allotter, The Inevitable, 2026. Oil and Gold Leaf on Canvas, 16" x 20", 18" x 22" Floating Frame Floating Frame, $400

Free U.S. Shipping
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Krissy Whiski

Dangerously Awake.Acrylic on 1.5” Deep Gallery Wrapped Canvas, with edges painted to match the sides, comes wired and ready to hang., 8” x 8”, $200

Shipping is free within the contiguous US

International Shipping rates TBD

Dangerously Awake explores the uneasy relationship between beauty, choice, and consequence. The leopard moth carries a subtle nod to the modern metaphor of the “Leopards Eating People’s Faces Party”—the idea that we sometimes invite the leopard in believing its teeth are meant for someone else, only to discover that none of us are exempt. Foxglove holds a similar contradiction: strikingly beautiful and medicinal in careful hands, yet poisonous. At the center, the open eye is a reminder to pay attention—to look beyond what is appealing or familiar, question what we invite in, and remain awake to the consequences of our choices.


Jeff Kristian
Jeff Kristian

Jeff Kristian

Dreams Within, 2021. Acrylic, Oil, Pastel, 16x20 Artwork - 18x22 Frame, $750

Shipping: Free from CO.


Krissy Whiski

Krissy Whiski

Raven and Writing Desk. Acrylic on 1.5” Deep Gallery Wrapped Canvas, with edges painted to match the sides, comes wired and ready to hang., 16” x 16”, $768

Shipping is free within contiguous the US

International Shipping rates TBD 

"Why is a Raven like a writing desk?” the Mad Hatter asked in Lewis Carrol’s Alice in Wonderland. I have always been stumped by the many possible answers to this riddle. They both have a similar alliteration? Because Poe wrote on both? Carroll later offered his own answer to this absurd riddle. “Because it can produce a few notes, though they are very flat; and it is nevar put with the wrong end in the front.” The misspelling of “nevar” backwards is “raven” you see.


Tania Pomales
Tania Pomales

Tania Pomales

Lost,Found, and Unbound, 2026. Graphite on archival paper, 6" x 9" matted and framed to 12" x 15": framed under glass; framed under glass $500


Shipping in the US is free; International TBD

"Tania Pomales received a 2026 Individual Artist Fellowship from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts."


Cat Swartz

Phage of Origin, 2026. Polymer, acrylics, varnish, velvet base, 5” x 5.5” x 6.5”, $488