Andrea Solaja / Noctiluca 1

Andrea Solaja / Noctiluca 1Andrea 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. Andreas latest body of work emerges from a

a croissant

Something about jumping our way into a pair of vintage Levi's

Sara Gonzalez is a Venezuelan-born

She does an inimitable job at capturing our favourite moments — many of these moments seem to be universally cherished

Rachel Joanis’ “The Women” collection premiered at Mararamiro Studio in Toronto

combined with other minimalist pieces of your choice — see Marie’s artist page for complementary artworks

inner calm

while you can't replicate this exact scene at the drop of

Through dynamic painted scenes and portraits

Valeria Sidañez

Rooted in Light speaks to the strength found in persistence

Emily Brown is a textile artist based in Nashville