Robyn lince
Robyn’s paintings are meditative and visionary in nature, combining free-flowing abstract and thoughtful realistic elements. Her work facilitates the transmutation of emotions and self-discovery with an emphasis on visuals that bridge our natural world to the felt sense of the sacred.
Currently, she’s working on a series of liminal pieces. As well as a very special archetypal painting inspired by the Sehkmet statue in the Cincinnati Art Museum and a mixed media collage inspired by the show “Collective Behavior,” curated by Dr. Ainsley Cameron that was at the Cincinnati Art Museum in 2025.
Robyn’s favorite well-known artists: Agnes Pelton (1881-1961), and Shahzia Sikander
Steven lince
Steve's sculptures are made from metal, glass, carved wood, and/or natural objects. They often take on the form of shields or abstract forms. Inspired by nature and technology both.
His paintings are made on wood surfaces with an oil and wax mixture applied by palette knives. He spends time feeling what he wants to add next to bring balance and harmony to his abstract and visionary paintings.
Recently, Steve has been devoting time to his pottery practice. Sculptural art with ceramic pieces are in the works.
Steven’s favorite well-known artists: Andy Goldsworthy (born 1956) and Julio Gonzalez (1876-1942)