Gallery Route One Artists

All my artwork is directed at forming a visual image, by whatever means, and my hope is to evoke from the observer a pull of recognition, reverberation or plain enjoyment.

Within the fabric of our cities are abandoned places which prompt complex questions concerning design, motivation and waste. I photograph the strange dissonances of this forgotten urban landscape, attempting to understand how memory changes perception as we reconsider...

Fundamentally, everything I make is about presence and materiality—specifically, using one to explore the other through the various processes involved in painting, drawing, printmaking, and sculpture.

Austin N. Buckingham, PrintmakerMonte Rio, CAAustin Buckingham studied printmaking at the Art Students League in Denver, Colorado with master printmakers Mark Lunning and Joe Higgins.  As a former environmental scientist, themes and elements such as earth, rock, wind...

Mary Mountcastle Eubank, exploring relationships between spirit and matter, magical and natural processes

When looking at one of my pieces either monumental or modest in scale, I want you to sense that the particular and universal are accessible to you, and are also present in every living thing, every person that you see. To recognize unfathomable uniqueness while...

For a photographer, the art is in the seeing. And having seen it, the rest is an act of a conjurer.

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My intent as an artist is to draw upon nature, journeys into dream worlds and the unknown, and then bring life to those excursions through the language of sculpture.

Zea Morvitz: works on paper, drawings, artist books

Each painting I do is really the same painting. A continuous moment of space, quiet, chaos, and the unknown.

Renée Owen’s sculptural fiber and book art combines repurposed, found objects with fabric, paper, wire, natural dye & eco-printing, embroidery and calligraphy, elevating the detritus of everyday life to newfound purpose and meaning.

Will Thoms, Acrylic paintings and mixed media

Vickisa: I love color and use it with abandon in my mixed media paintings.

My making is fueled by a longing to lean closer into the mystery of things. The materials I choose can take on emotional qualities. Transparency, veiling, cracks openings and textures become tools to unveil the content of my subconscious. Entanglement, size, shape,...

I am on a never-ending journey to find new ways to innovate and add extra depth to my life and work. The process of making music and art brings me joy, humor, and purpose.