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
Promoted Artists
BECOMING 2024
Miria’s vibrant, symbol-rich surfaces honor living tradition with luminous authority.
The crack 2025
An’s meticulous, chocolate sculpture holds fracture and reconciliation in exquisite tension.
Warriors I 2025
Shah’s crisp, jewel-toned geometry distills energy into connection and delight.
The State of Being 2024
Abdessamad’s potent, diamond-signed photography unfurls feminine power into calm radiance.
To each their own forward 2025
Knudsen’s visionary, lyrical draftsmanship conjures fantasy systems alive with exchange.
Altarpiece 2024
Golden’s radiant, gilded tableau enshrines queer becoming in splendor and light.
Entanglement 2023
Papadaki’s magnificent monochrome tree tessellation maps entanglement with precise gold marks.
Click Here to Learn More About Chryssoula & ContactThese Died With You 2025
Young’s tender, darkroom transfers cradle kinship in resilient, shifting clarity.
Click Here to Learn More About Paige & ContactAfter the Storm 2024
Falgoust’s deeply introspective, color-forward oils cradle memory in the wake of life.
Nature’s Infinite Embrace 2024
Haubrich’s ethereal and sweeping impressionist oils urge love and guardianship of nature.
Layers of the Land 2025
Anderson’s tactile, reclaimed-cardboard relief lets land-memory breathe through shifting light.
I’ll Take a Breath and Come Back 2024
Muller’s quiet, ocean-lit photograph profoundly honors the pause before reentering life.
Changing Tide 2025
Caspari’s soulful, gestural horses entwine strength with vibrant, flowering grace.
And, if we do not confront it, we will not just lose truth, but the ability to know we ever had it 2025
Borden’s incisive, sculpted polyptych refracts truth through distortion and glossy illusion.

Marisa Macklin, Cowgirl Chronicles (detail), from Fashion, Fruit, and Fowl series, 2024, Acrylic on canvas, 60″ x 48″ x 1.5″ (1524 mm x 1219 mm x 38 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)
















