Mark Jesinoski
Mark Jesinoski is an artist, gallery director, philanthropist, and advocate for the local arts. As an artist Mark works in large scale oil/acrylic paintings to capture the intricacies of the human search for identity, relationships, and meaning, as well as developing an entire abstract series (Aquaticus) focused on the organic movements, colors, and expressions of underwater scenes. Mark's work in human form and figure is full of movement, large, expressive brush strokes, and a complex interplay of content designed to capture the intricacies of human emotional and relational expression. Mark often works from start to finish in one sitting. Therein, his work reflects a mindfulness-based practice, while conscientiously working toward harmony in content, contrast, and composition. Mark's work, at once complex and simple, challenges viewers to look beyond art as image or content, and to see a deeper process that transcends the work itself. Please Enjoy.

Jenifer Broomberg
Jenifer Broomberg is a representational artist who communicates powerful emotion through her work. She is both a painter and sculptor, commenting on the human experience, beauty and emotion.

Born and raised in South Africa, she studied art from a very young age, later majoring in art at high school and studying with the renowned South African artist, Bill Ainslee. She immigrated to the United States at the age of 22 where she continued her art education at the University of Houston and the Glassel School of Art in Houston and began exhibiting her art and teaching. She has exhibited her work extensively and has been represented by several galleries in California, Texas and the East Coast for the past 20 years.