Rob Connolly, Crystal Eggs, 2025, Glass beads, Merino wool, gold plated pewter, 14″ x 5″ x 14″ (355 mm x 127 mm x 355 mm).
Fall 2025
Kwun Lan Wong, I packed you with me, 2025, Hot-sculpted glass, artificial moss, 6″ x 9″ x 9″ (152 mm x 228 mm x 228 mm).
Promoted Artists
Ever Onward 2025
Zea’s cinematic figurative oil paintings interrogate the friction between ideological devotion and our inherent fragility.
Le Bal des anneaux 2017
Schwarz’s rhythmic sculptures orchestrate a sophisticated dialogue between structural precision and poetic movement.
It Comes At You Fast 2024
Keirce’s virtuosic, high-drama realism captures the raw power of motion and realizes moments of profound, fleeting intensity.
Redemption 2023
Zhang’s emotive oil paintings cultivate a powerful visual language of personal liberation and psychic renewal.
Currents of Liminality 1 2025
Liu’s atmospheric gestures dissolve the boundaries between form and space to summon a state of perpetual poetic becoming.
Appearance 2021
Park’s spirited, allegorical oil paintings reimagine folk tradition with a contemporary, cosmic vitality.
On the Rocks 2025
Poalucci’s vivid, high-contrast compositions celebrate the kinetic energy and luminous color found in the transient.
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Resonance 2025
Lockhart’s immersive digital topographies transform ancient landscapes into a profound meditation on ecological resonance.
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Sur la Plage 2025
Davies’s sun-drenched figurations exude a nostalgic, psychological depth, and celebrate the poise of the modern feminine.
Dragon Gate 2025
Sakir’s opulent compositions meld Art Deco elegance with mythic symbolism to map the fluid geometry of the feminine psyche.
Zen Garden (Entsuu-ji Temple Shakkei Garden) 2024
Ichikawa’s meticulous work synthesizes the organic serenity of Japanese landscape with the digital logic of modern connectivity.
Hound 2025
Carter’s sparse, raw pigment studies evoke the visceral weight of form through a striking economy of line and negative space.
Silence in the yellow mist 2021
Miqava’s dream-like, intuitive abstractions utilize powerful somatic techniques to evoke a timeless, primordial silence.
Unearth 2025
Xu’s modular sculptures transform reclaimed materials into a rich inquiry into the rituals of sustainability and material heritage.
Garnet Willis, Homo Sacer Series #9 (red), 2024, Reclaimed CNC cut plywood sheets from newly completed collaborative installation, glue, reclaimed paint, 21” x 20” x 2.75” (533 mm x 508 mm x 70 mm).
Meet the Artists
Mia Dudek, Fruiting Body XV, 2023, Giclée print on Hahnemühle Archival Paper (Edition of 1 + 1AP), wooden artist frame with museum glass, 55.1″ x 43.3″ (1400 mm x 1100 mm).
Homiens voices
“I’m deeply honored and grateful to be selected as a winner of the Homiens Art Prize. Support like this is vital to artists! This recognition reinforces the value of creating work that brings awareness to our climate crisis and explores the emotional dimensions of our relationship with the natural world. Thank you to the judges and the Homiens community for championing art that engages with urgent challenges of our time.” Nicole Cooper (Winner of the Homiens Art Prize, Fall 2025)
“Homiens rules! It couldn’t be more artist-friendly!” Adam Niklewicz (Winner of the Homiens Art Prize, Summer 2025)
“It’s a huge honor to be selected for this prize and a privilege to be in the company of previous winners. The prize is both endorsement and encouragement, a help with my daily struggle with affirmation. It also brings me joy to discover that the work finds resonance in others.” Sandra Cavanagh (Winner of the Homiens Art Prize, Spring 2025)
“I just wanted to thank you for including me in the Meet the Artists initiative. Thanks again for all your support as well as the very complimentary Letter of Recommendation. I have recently won an award local to me here in the UK (2025 Cass Art x Phoenix Studio Award) and feel that your support probably helped towards the success of my application.” Laurence Tidy (Meet the Artists, Highly Commended in the Homiens Art Prize, Summer 2024)
“I cannot express enough my gratitude towards the Jurors and for the opportunity to share my practice alongside such talented artists. Being listed as a finalist is a profound encouragement for me as an aspiring artist working in a comparatively uncultivated field of expression, especially without much public representation or exposure…” Asuka Akagawa (Finalist in the Homiens Art Prize, Spring 2025)