I was having huge technically difficulties with copy and pasting creating tables that were impossible to maneuver or remove, so bear with me here.
Do like
Liz Miller
Katy Horan
Mike Nudelman
Leigh Anne Lester
Joshua Caleb Weibley
Heater van Wolf
Jill Auckenthaler
Chad Hansen
Lauren Davies
Hong Seon Jung
Don't like
Fernanda Cohen
Nguyen Ly
Louis Schmidt
Jenny Bhatt
Andrea Moreau
Annelise E. Ream
Kate Tessa Lee
Eleen Lin
Fanziska Furter
Julia von Eichel
Hong Seon Jung
hongseonjang.com
Jung created this piece using tape o green chalkboard. He is fascinated by the combination of human consumption and the natural world. This piece stuck out to me as both beautiful and meaningful, with an interesting mark-making technique. He has some installations that I don't understand but in general seems like a solid artist.
Jill Auckenthaler
jillauckenthaler.com
Jill uses her love of organization to categorize the lines in her pieces and bring order to the abstraction of her work. All her pieces have very well designed composition and have just the right balance of repetition for me, while still having enough variance to keep interest. This one stuck out to me because I instantly thought it was a flower. On closer inspection, it really isn't. She describes its medium as an ink and paper cut collage.
Mike Nudelman
www.mikenudelman.com
"My work develops out of an ardently optimistic response to technological advancement and a casually philosophical conviction that reality is a multilayered, intangible illusion." He uses mostly ballpoint pen on paper to create overlapping translucent layers. His pieces are a mixture of conspiracy theory and phenomena replication to utopian landscape dreams. This one stuck out to me for multiple reasons. It looks like boobs. But also, in no galaxy could you ever find two moons suspended so close together without collapsing to the pull of eachother.
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