About:
DENNIS BEACH: My work involves processes that transform materials, quite often plywood and paint, into objects that combine the beauty and order that I mine from our natural world. I edit, simplify, and bring out the essential elements from the everyday observation of nature. I abstract and synthesize these shapes, colors, repetitions, and motions into physical pieces that can become both visually exciting and contemplative through this transformative process. The wealth of geometric occurrence in nature provides a vast library of forms to work with.

A resolve to minimize both physically and conceptually this transformative process drive the visual strength of a piece to only the most essential elements.

The physicality in the creation of the piece, whether shaping three dimensionally, painting, causing motion of a kinetic piece, is in itself one of my primary motivations for creating work. Arrival at the end of the processes with a piece that now exists only because of this mental and physical challenge actually occurring is deeply satisfying and motivates me to continue the search for beauty.


RICK HIDALGO: Roderick Hidalgo is a mixed-media artist celebrated for his ability to craft works that inspire curiosity and reimagine perspectives. Driven by a passion for texture, light, and color, Hidalgo’s art bridges elegance and intrigue, often incorporating transparent dimensional sculptures, playful themes, and opulent features. His tactile creations evoke a sense of timelessness, blending the traditions of master craftsmanship with contemporary innovation.

Born in 1988 in the United States, Hidalgo has shown and sold his work internationally, establishing a global reputation. Over the past decade, he has honed a remarkable range of skills across multiple disciplines, including encaustic painting, metalwork, woodworking, sculpture, resin casting, and traditional painting. His works have been exhibited in prestigious venues such as the Sunshine Contemporary Art Museum in Beijing, China, and Miami Art Basel in the United States.

Hidalgo’s artistic journey is informed by his deep appreciation for art history and design. Drawing inspiration from architecture, jewelry design, fashion, and natural beauty, he creates pieces often described as “gems to adorn the walls of interior spaces.” His philosophy emphasizes balance, harmony, and the transformative power of aesthetics. He believes that the environments we inhabit profoundly shape our lives and aims to craft art that enhances the human experience while honoring timeless techniques.

In 2019, Hidalgo received the Gretchen Cummins Hupfel "Visionary" Award from The Delaware Contemporary, recognizing his innovation and dedication to contemporary art. His works, distinguished by bold compositions and a masterful interplay of materials, have been featured in prominent collections, including the Sallie Mae Collection, Bay Health Hospital, and the Chris Strumfeld Youth Center in Delaware.

Currently, Hidalgo is working on sculptures commissioned for a chain of libraries in the tri-state area, as well as bespoke projects for NYC designers and galleries. His practice is fueled by a combination of disciplined craftsmanship and exploratory experimentation, ensuring each piece resonates as both an artistic achievement and a meaningful artifact.

Hidalgo’s art has been spotlighted in numerous publications, including a recent profile in Create! Magazine, Cover feature on Modern Luxury Interiors Magazine, and an interview with technical.ly. He continues to push boundaries, creating works that inspire awe and dialogue in audiences worldwide.


HANNAH ROBINETT: Hannah Robinett is a conceptual artist working in a wide range of media including screenprinting, drawing, painting, and murals. Her artistic vision is fueled by a profound exploration of phrases, words, spirituality, beauty, and personal experiences. Robinett’s work is often minimal but far from meaningless in its execution. As a former interface designer in New York City for 15 years, graphic design and color theory are often recognized throughout her work. Robinett’s work has been shown in solo and group exhibitions, earning recognition both nationally and internationally. She lives and works in Brooklyn, New York.