MEMBERS
Like the scientists who each needed the power of creativity and brainstorming to understand their concepts, we approach our work by pondering the phenomena around us and by the idea of creating the imaginative reality we live in. Molly observes the structure of cell biology and studies plant life through patterns and paintings. Amy takes notes on everyday life and the social sciences and learns through documentary videos and short animations. Tesia creates video and data scans of atmospheres, landscapes, and human bodies.
AMY SCATLIFF
Amy Scatliff is an artist, filmmaker and educational designer based in Jackson, Mississippi. With videos, comics, and "happenings" in cities across the U.S., Amy presents satirical critiques and futuristic ideas that challenge and invigorate our concepts of human behavior and modern-day adulthood.
Amy's work has been presented at Columbia College (Chicago), DePaul School for New Learning, UC Berkeley, Savannah College of Art and Design and the MIT Center for Collective Intelligence. Amy has a doctorate in Education from Fielding Graduate University, a master's in Social Sciences from the University of Amsterdam, and a Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Visualization from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design.
Her site: www.everydayfuturistic.com
MOLLY GAPP
Molly is a painter, printmaker, illustrator, and video creator whose art is based on the aquatic bog nursery where she works. She is inspired by nature, plants, and learning the scientific background of everything around her.
She is currently creating a series called Field Notes, that she bases on her observations exploring the nature preserve near her home and in the aquatic bog where she spends her days.
@mollyjane.e
TESIA KOSMALSKI
Tesia Kosmalski is an artist based in Minneapolis, MN. Her multi-media art work explores narratives in nonlinear, speculative and even wearable ways. Her work has been featured in various art shows and exhibitions including Eyebeam Art & Technology Center in Brooklyn, NY, and the PD Gem Conference in Weimar, Germany. Most recently her work appeared at TEDx Minneapolis - Reverb. Her work also appears in Garments of Paradise: Wearable Discourse in the Digital Age (Ryan, Susan E., MIT Press, 2014).
Tesia has an MFA in New Media Studies from the University of Illinois at Chicago, a BA in Communication Arts from the University of Wisconsin, and a Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Visualization from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design.
tesiakosmalski.net
