Featured Artists

Available for commissions, publication/interview inquiries, and studio visits.

Store: http://oscen.art

Patreon: http://patreon.com/oscen

Email: hello@oscinem.com

Nen Chang

Studio 2 & 3

Watercolour Mixed Media

Portfolio: http://retromortis.com

IG: http://instagram.com/retromortis

Twitter: http://twitter.com/retromortis

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/killernen

Twitch: http://twitch.tv/killernen

Nen Chang is an illustrator and painter working in comics, gaming, and fine art. She has painted for titles such as Godkiller, Extraordinary, Dishonoured, Dark Souls, Jessica Jones, Captain America, Legend of the Five Rings for clients such as Marvel, DC, Valiant, Titan, HBO, Black Mask, and many others.
Nen’s intermittent Cotard’s Delusion leads her to juxtapose the erotic and the grotesque in her personal work. She dresses objectively horrific concepts in beautiful detail and surreal imagery to coax the viewer past the revulsion one might experience when encountering a corpse or instance of mortal physical trauma, altering how one might approach the uncanny or the sublime. Nen invites the viewer to trespass into an experience where one might understand a little of what it means to suffer, die, and then continue to function.

Liz Tecca

Studio 2 & 3

Watercolour and Gouache

Portfolio: http://pneumacia.com

IG: http://instagram.com/pneumacia

Twitter: http://twitter.com/pneumacia

Liz Tecca is a self-taught illustrator whose works have been published by Dark Mountain Press and various other anthologies. In a broad sense, she creates to admire beauty. Deeper, she creates to understand humanity and the complexities that emotions—especially those that are depressive—add in shaping a person's being. Loneliness and solitude are experiences that every person will encounter in their lifetime. Whether brief or enduring, her works strive to mirror the feelings that are coupled with such periods, often with singular figures that exist in a melancholic world of their mind's making. These individuals step along a sliding scale that ranges from scantly sinister to iconic, often surrounded by creeping darkness or the symbols of their very existence. Ambiguous interpretation is key in their composure; they have been witnesses to unspoken ecstasies and tragedies that the viewer is left to decipher.

Available for commissions, publication/interview inquiries, and studio visits.

Store: http://oscen.art

Patreon: http://patreon.com/oscen

Email: hello@oscinem.com

Sarah Rose

Previous occupant
Jewelry

Visit or the artist’s website at: SarahRoseJewelry.com

@SarahRoseJewelry EMAIL: Sarah.swanson.designs@gmail.com

When I look at the world and the people in it, I see self expression. Everything we see, everything we touch, what we wear, eat, drive, live in, everything was once someone’s idea, someone’s vision of what should be, what could be, what was wanted or desired. I am an artist, and metal is my medium. The things I create are an expression of my own thoughts, desires, and wants. My hope is that these things make those who wear them feel empowered, strong, beautiful, and heard.

Robin Maaya

Studio 11
Photographer & Tangible Photographic Arts
@robinbirdy / @its.a.thursday

EMAIL: robin.maaya@gmail.com

Available for bookings and studio visits

 Robin is a versatile photographer whose goal from every session is to capture the authenticity of her subjects. Having had a camera in hand since the ripe age of eight years old, she has developed a keen eye for documenting the magic in the mundane through visual storytelling.  In 2012, at the age of fourteen, Robin received her first professional camera and started her photography business. From fellow dancers at her studio to young family members and friends at the magnet high school she attended, she developed a deeply rooted love for the art of portrait-making.   Inspired by life, grief, and vulnerability, Robin has blended a love for documentary story-telling and fine art expression through stark, intense, and often emotional photographs.

 During her time at the Savannah College of Art and Design, Robin fell head over heels for darkroom practices and making tangible objects with photographs. Printing processes such as cyanotypes, Mordançage, screen printing, and photographic etching have further pushed her to explore other mediums that can enhance any given photograph.  At the root of all of her work is the desire to tell stories, but what makes Robins heart stop is creating an all-encompassing experience with her photographs. Each of the solo exhibitions she has put on have all had a common thread and that is to reach out to her audience with the hope that they will exit with an emotional connection to the stories that are being told.  Since the completion of her degree at SCAD, Robin has planted her roots in the little big city that is Savannah, Ga. She has not only continued to photograph the children and families that are the reason she decided to stay here, but she has spread her wings in ways she never expected. Now what her friends call “the peoples photographer”, she has branched out to capture more local businesses, events, and milestone moments than she can keep up with.  Robins “social butterfly” trait was taken to an entirely different level when “It’s a Thursday” was born. What started out as a fun project has turned into a two year, community-driven and inspired documentation of the city of Savannah - with Robin being the “Wizard behind the curtain”.  A friend of hers once sent her a letter saying this: “You have a gift…and its not just talent…It’s like you were selected to leave our legacy. The power you have… you can tell your own story, my story, and their story…” and that is exactly what Robin intends to do.

Sam Cole

Studio 1: Front Office

Gallery Director/Curator Photographer/Printer

Sam has always had a love and passion for the arts, but never been able to settle on one medium although photography is where her heart is set, alternative printing allows her to be more hands on. While running Cedar House Gallery allows her to be a part of other mediums and help artist make their dreams a reality.

@samcolestudios

Joel Barr

Previous occupant

Oil Painter

Visit or the artist’s website at: JoelBarr.com

@JoelBarr6

EMAIL:joelbarr@joelbarr.com
After formal education at Duke University and UNC Chapel Hill in English, Economics, and Urban Planning, I followed a number of work paths including teaching English, planning social services for non-profits and governments, and running a business.  Throughout, I was writing poetry and novels and reading about art. 

During my full-time writing years, I spent more and more time in various studios with a number of artists until I began to paint with initial, invaluable direction from Florida artist and curator, Barbara Tiffany.  I knew at once that painting was my creative home.  Aside from that initial mentoring and a good number of workshops over the years, I’m a self-taught artist working in oils and mixed media.  The work still brings the same level of excitement and anticipation as it did the first day I started in 1993.  I work most days in my Savannah, Georgia studio so I would describe myself as a full-time studio artist.  I also teach oil painting in group and individual settings.

My paintings and sculpture are in public collections, private homes and offices, and in several countries.

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