Art & Artists
About this page
What this page is about / Why it matters
This page provides a listing of artists who are participating in the event, and who have consented for us to showcase their work and provide contact or portfolios links. This provides a great resource for people who are considering or attending the event to be able to preview or follow-up with the artists and their work.
How it works / What to know
The artwork and artists featured at the event are those who are disabled or marginalized. As a result, we wanted to provide this page as a free, easy-to-access resource for attendees and interested parties to discover and connect with these artists and artwork before, at or after the event. Artists were NOT required to pre-register and we did what we could to have volunteers that would photograph their work and work with them to get the details to make the process as easy and accessible as possible. There is no costs to artists to participate in any way. And our goal is to create an inclusive and supportive space where marginalized artists of all levels can showcase their work without any financial or logistical barriers.
Artists could choose to list their work as unattributed / anonymous. In such cases, communications may be relayed through the event organizers.
Artworks
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Elena Rostova
About the Artist
Elena is a visually impaired digital artist who uses high-contrast colors and macro-textures to explore themes of accessibility in urban spaces. She creates using a specialized magnified tablet.
Navigating the Dark (Digital Painting) 
Tactile Neon (Digital Illustration) -
Anonymous
Breath & Branches (Copper Wire Sculpture) -
Marcus Thorne
About the Artist
Marcus creates vibrant acrylic landscapes from his wheelchair. His work focuses on highlighting parks and trails that are fully accessible, painting the natural world exactly as he is able to experience it.
Golden Hour at Mill Creek (Acrylic on Canvas)