Kristin Osterberg sifts through boxes and albums of old photos to find points of departure. Naively, often clumsily shot, they embody a certain authenticity nonetheless. People dimly recalled. Unidentifiable places occupied by siblings, parents, and grandparents. Forgotten childhood events. They’re springboarded into an uncanny gallery of familiar and strange, remembered and forgotten, distinct and blurred. Osterberg’s moody, painterly approach sets itself against the insta-compositions of social media. She edits and reimagines. She leaves faces unclear. She invents color palettes. She picks up on implications beyond the photographer’s intentions. These might be images from any family’s past. Her paintings seem to ask, “Remember this?” and invite the response, “Yes. Maybe.” Kristin Osterberg lives and works outside New York City. She is a graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design and has shown in and around the New York area.

Ryan is a visual storyteller who captures the rough beauty, elegant imperfections and everyday life of the places he travels to and experiences – from South Tyrol to Tanzania. His photographs have both an ethereal quality and a stark realness; rich in color and contrast. Ryan spent several years living in Rome, where he began to visually catalog the Doors of Italy (and developed a coffee addiction), but now calls Philadelphia home. He has created content and campaigns for a variety of hotels, brands, and magazines including Conde Nast Traveler, GQ, Yolo Journal and Elle Decoration.