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The Blood Was BlackDetails About Pen, ink, and graphite on paper 12 x 16 in. 2025 Framing included Mary Syring is a San Francisco based artist and illustrator whose work draws on European folklore and the surreal world of her imagination. Her portraits blend haunting and delicate qualities, weaving historical influence with contemporary emotion. The result is a body of work that feels both timeless and uncanny, existing in a space between the past and the present.

combining traditional Early Renaissance gilding techniques with more contemporary ways of painting

"Athena": 6 x 9 inches

somewhere between lost and found

and whether they are inherently good

mountains and coastlines his art sheds light on the intricate patterns of the natural environment and the varying forms it takes

divested from the human body dictatorship

Robertson’s technical oil paintings are simultaneously chaotic and controlled as he masterfully weaves the two components into one canvas to intuitively explore the tenuous balance between real and abstract forms

the very soul of her place: a woman who forges her own destiny in the fire of her heart

to create a work of unique expression

video games… almost everything that surrounds her

the all seeing eye

ranging from fields of culture to the arts as well as consulting and art direction

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