Mattia Casalegno is an Italian interdisciplinary artist, live-media performer and installation artist working in a broad range of media. His multidisciplinary work is influenced by both post-conceptualism and digital art, and has been defined relational, immersive, and participatory. Shot and edited by Sushama Parmar.

The fictional landscapes depicted in my collage paintings are inspired by places I've been, but reimagined into exaggerated environments that reflect man's alteration of nature. So often, land is razed to make way for prefabricated housing developments, strip malls and industrial parks, which alter the natural beauty that initially attracted developers to these sites. -Cheryl Molnar. Shot and edited by Sushama Parmar.

This Inside the Artist’s Studio gives insight to the work and practice of Steed Taylor. Born in Cumberland County, NC, Taylor went to the University of North Carolina, American University and Skowhegan. Taylor has shown at the Bronx Museum, Mint Museum, San Bernardino County Museum, North Carolina Museum of Art, The University of the Arts in Philadelphia, Nasher Museum of Art and the Neuberger Museum of Art's Biennial of Public Art. Shot and edited by Sushama Parmar.

Sarah Dineen's ongoing project Certain Dark Things is a series of large-scale paintings born from Pablo Neruda's Sonnet XVII. The series addresses painting as a physical force, both in its materiality and in its capacity to echo the properties of sculpture and architecture. This is the second Inside the Artist’s Studio on Sarah Dineen’s series Certain Dark Things. Shot and edited by Sushama Parmar.

Through my artwork, I am searching for another vision and another way of thinking for my life in the expressive space between installation works, sculptures and wall works. I compose overlooked indigenous objects from our daily life as my media. Produced by EI Studio.

Jeanette May is a photo-based artist using a critical, sometimes playful, approach to investigate representation itself. Although May now works exclusively in photography, her background in painting informs the subjects she explores and her approach to art production. Produced by EI Studio.

Karina Aguilera Skvirsky is a multi-disciplinary artist who works in photography, video and performance. Her work has been exhibited internationally in group and solo exhibitions. In 2015 she was awarded a Fulbright grant and a Jerome Foundation Grant to produce "The Perilous Journey of Maria Palacios", a performance based film that will premier in the 2016 Cuenca Biennale curated by Dan Cameron. Shot and edited by Sushama Parmar.

I grew up with a set of questions regarding how the universe works, and why things function as they do. I was exposed to ideas concerning experimentation and the notion that everything is a combination of something else. -Amy Myers

Shot and edited by Sushama Parmar.

Chong is a multimedia artist working in painting, sculpture and installation by layering materials, identities and histories. Her work addresses ideas of culture interaction and interpretation, as well as the commonalities humans share both in our relationship to nature and to each other. Shot and edited by Sushama Parmar.

In my work I'm investigating the possibilities of drawing when it is combined with printmaking and collage on a larger scale. History, memory, and cultural signifiers are cut and glued together to form a new narrative, which often reference modes of nostalgia. Shot and edited by Sushama Parmar.

Certain Dark Things is an ongoing series of large-scale paintings born from Pablo Neruda's Sonnet XVII. The series addresses painting as a physical force, both in its materiality and in its capacity to echo the properties of sculpture and architecture. It brings together poetry and abstraction as a platform and sanctuary for viewers to find space for interpretation. Produced by EI Studio.

Samira Abbassy was born in Ahwaz, Iran and moved to London, UK as a child. After graduating from Canterbury College of Art, she began showing in London. Her work has been acquired for private and public collections, including: the Metropolitan Museum, the British Museum, the British Government Art Collection, the Burger Collection, the Donald Rubin collection (Rubin Museum, NY), the Farjam Collection -Dubai, the Devi Foundation- India, the Omid foundation - Iran, and NYU’s Grey Art Gallery Collection.