Visionary Projects Presents:
The Art of Being, The Memory of Becoming

[BIO] Mary Royall offers a collection of 20 paintings that translate personal narratives into visual form. Each work is based on a memory associated with a horizon line, gathered from friends, family, and strangers. Royall's process involves immersing herself in these shared remembrances, then translating their emotional resonance into color and form. The resulting series creates a collective meditation on how landscape anchors our most significant moments.

[BIO] studio NAWA bridges the digital and physical realms with "Surface Chair," a design experiment that challenges our understanding of materiality. Beginning in the digital space—where all objects are composed of points, lines, and infinitely thin surfaces—Studio NAWA brings these virtual constructs into physical reality. Through meticulous craftsmanship, a single sheet of stainless steel is forged and polished into a form that continuously dialogues with its surroundings, reflecting and deriving its identity from the space it inhabits.

[BIO] Xavier Allen presents sculptures that translate energy, natural forces, and time into physical forms. Their abstract works flow intuitively along defined edges while expanding into multiple mediums, capturing the moment when ephemeral forces crystallize into tangible expressions.

[BIO] Bridgette Duran presents works that emerge from a deeply physical creative process. Her pieces begin with stretching and draping materials across the floor, yet are conceptually rooted in the invisible electromagnetic fields that surround all matter. Duran's micro-studies visualize the vibrational essence of our universe, rendering tangible the subtle energies that connect all living beings and objects.