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Daniel Wheeler is an internationally-recognized artist and designer who creates in a variety of media including sculpture, set design, furniture making and photography. He works in a range of scale for both public and private spaces around the world. His photographs in "Reflecting Matter" demonstrate the physics of our universe and inspire us to contemplate the connections and balance that exist between the macro and the micro in space.

Martin Cox’s photographs concern the visual impression time and the seasons make upon a physical place. His images of towns and landscapes capture subtle, yet dramatic observations that highlight changing and vanishing worlds. He works collaboratively with other artists on the ongoing conceptual projectMuseum of Ennui.

Djibril Drame is a visual artist, filmmaker, curator and independent scholar originally from Senegal, West Africa. His photographs reflect the spirituality and beauty within the simple moments of daily life, bringing to light the interconnectedness and timelessness of our human experience. His work was recently exhibited at the Key West Photography Festival, where he was a Spotlight Guest and received the Fresh Voices Award.

Fran Lamothe is a multimedia artist with a focus in visual arts. Her works in "Reflecting Matter" capture the explosive energy and abstract forms of people defying gravity on the gymnastic rings at Santa Monica Beach. In these photographs, light, space and composition give the viewer a visceral sensation of movement.