Erin Power is a multidisciplinary artist from Washington State whose practice explores how humans shape, experience, and remember their environments. Working across painting, drawing, and works on paper, she combines direct observation with abstraction to investigate light, material, memory, and the shifting relationship between built and natural spaces. Her work is informed by close attention to the physical traces left by people, weather, time, and use.

Power earned a BA in Art Education and Art History from Western Washington University and an MAEd from Seattle Pacific University. She has built a parallel career as an artist and educator, teaching and mentoring young artists at the high school level in the United States and internationally. Her studio practice has been further developed through study at the Seattle Artist League, the Art Students League of New York, and the New York Studio School, as well as through artist residencies in southern France and Cappadocia, Türkiye.

Power's work has been exhibited throughout the United States and internationally, including at the Museum of Northwest Art in Washington State, the Maryland House of Delegates in Annapolis, Maryland, and Les Printemps des Artistes in Istanbul. Her recent work has also been presented through exhibitions and gallery collaborations in Türkiye.

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http://www.erinnpower.com
@erinnpower_studio

Molly is a birdwatcher and all-around nature lover who took a detour through geoscience, education, and the tech industry before returning to the arts. As a scientist, a teacher and an artist, Molly has been observing and interpreting the natural world in one way or another her entire life.

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