Artists
Artists
From New York to Paris, Caracas to Tokyo — eleven of the world's most compelling contemporary artists converge on a single object. The result is eleven new homes, eleven families given a foundation, and proof that culture can build something the world needs.
Dustin Yellin
Dustin Yellin is a Brooklyn-based multidisciplinary artist whose practice uses layered collage, paint, and image transfer to build reflective works about memory, ecology, technology, and shared structures. His work is shaped by a conceptual inquiry into perception, systems, and how visual narratives can reveal hidden relationships.
Lucia Hierro
Lucia Hierro is a Dominican American conceptual artist based in the South Bronx, known for sculpture, digital media, and installations that critique 21st-century capitalism. Her practice brings together material culture, identity, and contemporary consumption with a sharp editorial sensibility.
Jamel Robinson
Jamel Robinson is a Harlem-based multidisciplinary artist working across abstract expressionist painting, assemblage, sculpture, installation, poetry, and performance. His practice explores personal and collective histories while engaging the materials and themes of the Black experience in America.
Sebastian Errazuriz
Sebastian Errazuriz is a Chilean artist based in New York City. Trained in industrial design and fine art, his work moves across sculpture, design, and conceptual practice while maintaining a connection to public dialogue and bold formal experimentation.
Ryan Schneider
Ryan Schneider is a California-based artist whose sculptural practice bridges the organic and the abstract. Drawing from the raw landscape of Joshua Tree, his work uses material experimentation and form to create tactile sculptures that engage physical and psychological space.
Soraya Abu Naba'a
Soraya Abu Naba'a is a multidisciplinary artist whose education spans La Sorbonne in Paris, the Paris American Academy, the Accademia di Arti in Florence, Columbia University, and the Royal College of Art in London. Her work has been shown internationally in solo and group exhibitions and is recognized across private and corporate collections.
Vincent Beaurin
Vincent Beaurin is a French artist known for radiant and meditative works that merge painting, sculpture, and installation. His practice explores forms that communicate complex human and universal experiences while blurring boundaries between the abstract and figurative.
Wes Aderhold
Wes Aderhold is a New York-based self-taught artist whose work confronts visibility, performance, and the silent forces that shape identity. Through drawing and painting, he builds an emotionally charged visual language about the cost of living in a time of constant surveillance.
Jose Duran
Jose Duran is a New York-based multidisciplinary artist. His practice explores the nuances of cultural heritage and identity through a diverse range of materials and formal experiments, creating a unique visual language that bridges traditional craftsmanship with contemporary artistic dialogue.
Maya Makino
Maya Makino is a Japanese artist based in Tokyo, known for contemplative indigo works that evoke fleeting sensory memories such as the quiet of night or the scent of rain. Using traditional materials including gofun on wooden panels, she creates subtle surfaces that absorb layered dye and turn painting into an atmospheric experience.
Diana Rowe
Diana Rowe is a Black queer Jamaican American artist born in Detroit and based in Brooklyn. Working across painting, poetry, and large-scale murals, she creates emotionally resonant compositions about identity, language, perception, and the shifting nature of lived experience.