With a foundation in Architecture,
Jasna Sokolovic moved to Canada from Yugoslavia in 1994. First to Montreal, studying at Concordia University and later to Vancouver where she earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree from Emily Carr Institute of Art & Design in 2000.
Jasna delicately alters the clay surface to create richly textured collages, which explore memory and experience much like a diary or a sketchbook. Jasna tells a story through the use of symbols, text and numbers as she intuitively combines image, texture, form and colour to contrast concrete, deliberate imagery with the organic nature of the clay, mimicking the natural struggle between these two things in our world today.
Jasna has participated in gallery shows throughout Canada including a solo show at the Gallery of B.C. Ceramics and group shows in L.A. and Toronto. She continues to work in a variety of artistic fields, using clay as a basis to explore not only gallery installations, but also fashion and interior design. Her work is featured in the recent Lark Book Transfer Imagery on Clay and in HGTV television series.
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After graduating from the architecture school, Ryoko Yagi began glass blowing in 1994. She currently creates unique pieces and shows in small exhibitions with a glass studio located in Tokyo. Ryoko's glassworks include her Smile series of glass tumblers and vessels, she has been making since 1999.
Yuka Yamaguchi is a self-taught artist. Born in Kobe, Japan, Yuka moved to Canada in 2000 and is currently living in Saskatoon. She spends most of her time living in her own world. 
With a foundation in Architecture, Jasna Sokolovic moved to Canada from Yugoslavia in 1994. First to Montreal, studying at Concordia University and later to Vancouver where she earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree from Emily Carr Institute of Art & Design in 2000.
Crockett Bodelson was born in Santa Fe NM, and attended CCAC and The Cooper Union schools.
Serena Kuhl is Australian, born in 1973. She studied Fine Arts, majoring in Sculpture in Melbourne, Australia. Serena transitioned to toy making after having a few solo shows of soft sculpture. She found this medium, and having a sense of humour, more important than developing a conceptual premise.
Mars-1 explores the possibilities of other-worldly existence through his alien-like characters. The figures float passively through highly developed multilayered backgrounds that hover between landscapes and abstract paintings. He invites viewers to use their own imaginations to develop the storylines.
Wing-Ip Ngan was born in Hong Kong and came to the U.S. in 1989. He received a B.F.A. with honors in graphic design from Massachusetts College of Art in 1996. Upon graduation, he joined Stoltze Design, where he worked closely with his mentor and former MassArt lecturer, Clifford Stoltze, for four years. In 2000, Ngan took a venture and founded his own design firm, Ink Design.
Maki Squarepatch is run by sisters Enqi and Xin in tiny Singapore (how fitting). Apart from their line, Xin also works as an artist and illustrator. 
1911 is an artist working in both digital and traditional mediums. She lives in Italy, with a day job in fashion and graphic design. The time left is filled with creating lush drawings.....
