Let us imagine that architecture is a box and that it can contain within it countless combinations useful for producing new geometries. Once the box is opened, a seemingly empty space is revealed to us, which the artist needs to fill; this space conceals volumes, lines, proportions, balances, materials and lights. The artist's goal is to show how much of this void can be filled with ideas, and how much the word 'filling' expresses the ideas of experimenting, creating and giving beauty.

United States Coast Guard Veteran Rob Hill is a geometric abstract painter working out of Los Angeles and Denver. Hill is best known for applying his aesthetic to an array of surfaces including canvas, denim, leather, wood, glass, marble, silk, and metal. The principal theme of his work is unity through diversity, which is represented by an intersection of line, texture, angle, and color. Rob's affinity for geometric patterning can be linked to ancient Egyptian design and mid-century abstraction. Special thanks to Carlo V.

Cartoonist, Animator, and kids Book Author, Rich Moyer. Ham Helsing is Rich’s first book series with Penguin Random House for middle-grade readers 8-12.

The year is 2180. The Recon Watchmen, time-traveling warriors, scour the desert in full combat gear. Their mission: safeguarding the past, present, and future of the New Mexico Pueblos and ensuring their survival against the threat of oppressive invasion. The Watchmen realize that the challenges will only continue, so protecting clay, culture, language, and traditions from extinction is imperative to preserve them for the next generations — the Gliders, future iterations of Runners Omtua and Catua, are their foremost reconnaissance team. In Revolt 1680/2180: Runners + Gliders, I bring clay and tradition to meet cutting-edge technology, joining history with the future.

In "404 Not Found," Wen-Ben uses the aesthetic of digital software icons to illustrate the journey of searching for something one doesn't know they're looking for. The one-minute clock tower version of "404 Not Found" explores that concept briefly and uses this as an opportunity to build the world of his future short film.

"Silt'' is a meditation on the Colorado River corridor through the Grand Canyon. These moving images were collected over the course of a 10-day white water rafting trip in June 2023. Only 1% of the 5 million people who visit the Grand Canyon each year go below the rim. "Silt" invites the viewer to experience spaces along the Colorado River that are rarely seen, inaccessible by road or plane. The Colorado River is in peril, due to the climate crisis in the West, the overuse of water and the lack of cooperation regionally. As residents of Colorado, home of the river's headwaters, we must work to preserve this precious natural resource.

This is a short segment of my paper tearing show that I perform all over the world in variety shows, circuses, festivals and events. Paper tearing originated in the Victorian Age and was included in the magic literature of Harry Houdini. I have updated it with other paper arts and elements of my Mexican heritage. Videographers: Michael Schorlepp (Film Production) & Editor Susan Ebrahimi

"Out of Gravity" is a dancing self-portrait, I bounce and float above the streets below unaffected by the gravity that holds us down. The state of mind and body are disjointed and disconnected, the version of us we see in our heads is a broken mirror reflecting back an equally broken physical body. The weight of living doesn't rest but crashes down on our shoulders and I ask, "Would the heavy burdens of life weigh less somewhere out of gravity?"

Mysterious sparks of light gently cascade like flowing water, inviting the viewer to immerse themselves in the meditative beauty of dancing light.