Andrea Solaja / Petrichor II

Andrea Solaja / Petrichor IIAndrea Solaja is a Serbian artist working across various disciplines. When Andrea was ten years old, she lived in a bunker for several months while her country, Serbia, was being bombed. Her sole source of relief was using her imagination to craft stories using the only candle light she had. The shadows projects on the walls would serve as shapes and characters in the stories she would create in her mind. Her artistic practice now unfolds around the

especially when we have a visual representation of them in our space

This work was made for a group show in New York City

toes in the sand

In her latest body of work titled Teacups and Tafel

Maxine has become one of the city's most beloved artists

an homage to our favourite foods

yet the monochromatic wash of blue brings it into the present day

and many more best-in-Toronto hot spots

Alyssa has an impeccable ability to render realist depictions through watercolor — a seemingly impossible feat for most

Pictured here in a size large

We wish we could sit in this moment of serenity every Monday morning

As a BIPOC female artist