Arianne Cope is a painter, fiber artist, shepherd, and mother living in the Missouri Ozarks. She spends her days raising sheep and angora rabbits, spinning and dyeing wool by hand, and creating paintings inspired by the entire journey. Her work captures the rhythms of farm life, and the relationships she has built with the animals and people in her care. These experiences become works of art that explore comfort, resilience, and identity.

Helen Klebesadel is a Madison-based visual artist and educator best known for her environmental and surreal watercolors that push the traditional boundaries of scale, content, and technique. She has exhibited her watercolors nationally and internationally, including through the U.S. Arts in the Embassies Program.

Erica Molefi is an emerging artist born and raised in Gaborone, Botswana, her work explores personal transformation, healing, and spiritual evolution through color, abstraction, and expressive storytelling.