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Project Creatives 2025 

Sarah Jean Shore
I approach each piece as both painter and ceramicist, treating curved surfaces as opportunities for pattern exploration. I bring aesthetic beauty into everyday rituals. The scientific dimensions of ceramics—glaze chemistry and precise layering—fuel my continued experimentation. My work offers calm and visual pleasure, transforming ordinary moments into encounters with beauty and craft. Retired Public School Art teacher. Ceramic artist. Education Director for the Bihl Haus Arts
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Angela N. Weddle is a multidisciplinary autistic and disabled visual artist based in San Antonio, Texas, working in pen and ink, mixed media drawing, water media, and digital art. Weddle’s work explores perception, identity, disability, relationships, and place, both natural and urban—through intricate line, symbolism, and layering. Her drawings and sketchbooks are central to her practice and nonlinear thinking. Weddle seeks to create a sensory immersive experience with her art from a range of diverse influences including autism, cerebral palsy, synesthetic aspects of music, especially jazz, light, sound, rhythm, daily life, landscapes, and perceptual and psychological experiences.
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2026  When 2 Tribes Meet  #6   Curated by Hebron

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