Raise the level of positivity in your home and follow art advisor Jacquie Israel’s footsteps in purchasing a commissioned mural! The winner will get the opportunity to collaborate on design ideas with an iconic Venice artist known for his colorful murals.

Lucking’s photos are beautifully designed. Throughout all his body of work, the audience can tell that that it’s the artist’s intention to make people smile. This year’s piece is no different with its juxtaposition of emotions versus environment.

Glover’s childhood in Hiroshima and stories of her family surviving the atomic bomb inspired her series Transience. Glover portrays the preciousness of life with patterns and colors from vintage kimonos. Her piece this year speaks to the fragility and delicate nature of Japan’s iconic cherry blossoms.

Herman was inspired by Frank Stella’s early line-based paintings and uses a similar methodology with raw materials. Like discovering ancient text in a cave, Herman peels back layers of plywood to bring out the unique story in each piece of wood.

Collectors of Maskiewicz’ work will discover a space of contemplation as they explore the connection she creates between ready-made materials and the natural world. This tabletop structure is an abstract flower that speaks to the artist’s intention to bring joy while displaying nature in isolation.

With a focus on environmental preservation, Jongstra’s raises sheep to garner wool and then dyes her textiles with rich pigments created from historical plants. Jongstra is an exceptional artist that has created a new territory for wool as a contemporary artistic medium.

Art advisor Jacquie Israel has been a fan of Dill’s work for years. Dill’s piece is from series called Cosmic Spring and portrays the ground waking up. Dill wants the audience to experience a sense of familiarity along with the sentiment of seeing something for the first time.