Cashie’s fine art career began in middle school while taking classes at a nearby studio. Today, she independently indulges in abstract contemporary works and utilizes multiple mediums including oil, acrylic, and watercolor when translating her ideas onto canvas. Pulling from many art movements like cubism, futurism, pop art, abstract expressionism, and more, Cashie is able to create unique works true to her individuality and intriguing to viewers. Most of her works are produced from her imagination and pulled from many inspirations, yet Cashie makes use of her technique to create commissions for those interested.

Sierra Ferrato is a local San Jose based artist who mainly works with acrylic paint on canvas. She is a full-time student at San Jose State University, pursuing a Studio Art degree, Preparation for Teaching. She started a small business, Art By Sierra, during the pandemic and has been pursuing it ever since. Her style varies from abstract to intricate line work, containing bright color hues.

Born in Lima, Peru. Mathey moved to California in 2007. She graduated from San Jose State University with a Bachelors of Fine Arts. Her work has been exhibited in California at the deYoung Museum in San Francisco, the Sanchez Art Center in Pacifica and the Triton Museum of Art in Santa Clara.

“I'm interested in medium specificity; the quality and value of the materials being just as important as the color, composition, and overall content of the work. My painting process begins with pastel sketches and charcoal drawings derived from nature. I look for interesting color interactions in landscapes and people. I also notice lines and patterns that come up in my paintings in the form of marks using a wide range of brushes and palette knives. Color studies and sketches are put aside when I paint, they inspire me and get me started. Ultimately, intuition and trust take over leading to a series of investigations of color and composition which facilitate my process.”

“Speedylildevil is a direct extension of my soul. I am a young queer artist capturing the behind the scenes of my mind while dissecting the overconsumption of media in the 21st century through my pieces. My creative process is all gas no breaks, there is no methodology or rules. In result, each project has its own psychedelic uniqueness alongside a familiar feeling of overstimulation and intensity.”