Gus Bradt

Into the Chromatic Vortex

April 16, 2026 - May 23, 2026

MMoCA Gallery Night: May 8th, 5-9pm (free to attend)

Into the Chromatic Vortex invites viewers into a spinning field of color, movement, and energy. Each piece in this series feels like a moment caught in the middle of transformation—lines bend, patterns ripple, and vibrant hues twist toward an unseen center. Rather than offering stable ground, these paintings pull you forward, asking you to follow the flow of color deeper into the vortex.

Working with acrylics and airbrush, the artist builds layered surfaces where hard-edged geometry collides with soft gradients and atmospheric glow. The result is a tension between control and chaos: precise shapes anchor the compositions while shifting bands of color seem to vibrate and hover just above the surface. Stand close, and you’ll notice the subtle textures and edges; step back, and the whole image snaps into a powerful optical experience.

These works are not meant to be passive decoration. They change with the light and your mood—what feels electric and high-energy one day might read as meditative and hypnotic the next. In a living room, studio, or gallery, each piece becomes a focal point that quietly recharges the space, pulling the eye back again and again into its swirling center.

Into the Chromatic Vortex is ultimately an exploration of how color can bend perception. It invites you to linger, to get a little lost inside the movement, and to find your own meaning in the pull of the vortex.

Learn more about Gus HERE.

Ryan Schmid

Valhalla Art Collective: The Hope Collection

June 4, 2026 - August 23, 2026

"I believe almost everyone in life is battling something. Many are fighting hidden battles that most of us are blissfully unaware of. I have had my own personal battles in life and have used photography as a visual media to express myself and document the healing journey. Valhalla Art Collective is unique in that most photos carry an inspirational message or life lessons to help those along their way."

The Hope Collection is a compilation of photos that represent different types of emotions when faced with life challenges. Maybe it's stages of grief or feelings of appreciation for someone in your life that has stuck with you through thick and thin. Regardless of the feelings you may be going through, the real goal is to let you know that you are not going through it alone and many people have/are experiencing, very similar, if not the same feelings you are. And that it's ok to feel that way.

Learn more about Ryan HERE.

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