Ashley Brazil is a ceramic artist based in Minneapolis. Influenced by painterly mark-making, ancient forms, and the tactile beauty of nature, her sculptures are conceptualized where these intersect with everyday utility. Her work is made entirely off of the wheel, where she uses various hand-building techniques to explore ideas of ritual, intuition, and transformation. For this reason, no two pieces are exactly alike.

Anika Hsiung Schneider is a narrative artist who draws on lived experiences, memory, and family history. Anika received her MFA from Minneapolis College of Art and Design (MCAD). She currently serves as the Director of Exhibitions and Artist Programs at Minnesota Center for Book Arts and adjunct faculty at MCAD. Anika’s work has been exhibited nationally at galleries and universities. 

Anika currently lives and works in Minneapolis where she enjoys giving a home to secondhand furniture and hiking with her dog Wolly. 

Nikki Norberg is a Minneapolis-based artist specializing in handmade ceramic lighting. Inspired by the interplay between shape, texture, color and light she is committed to creating meticulously crafted pieces that seamlessly blend form and function. This collection with Brunel brings together her ceramic silhouettes, and Brunel's thoughtful approach to lighting, resulting in pieces that feel both grounded and elevated.

Christopher Merchant is a designer and maker who founded his studio in Brooklyn, New York. His produces an experimental, material-focused collection of furniture, lighting, and objects and designs pieces for a growing number of collaborative partners. After training as a woodworker he has expanded his practice to include a broad range of materials, drawing upon the fundamentals of material, form, and detail and driven by free curiosity and daily inspiration.