A Gathering
of Visions

Featured artist

Rudolf Kohn

WorkThe Presence of Absence

Solitude and emptiness become portals to the spiritual: absence not as lack, but as invisible presence. In La Penumbra, I paint the threshold where day meets night — light and shadow in a sacred pause the modern world ignores.

Gold is union with the divine, not wealth. Green and blue honor nature and its guardians. Through ritual work with shungite, each piece becomes a channel of protective energy.

A critique of materialism — and a reminder that reality is only a fraction of what surrounds us.

Multidisciplinary Artist · Violet Waves

Vilina Malka

Vilina Malka works where light becomes language. Through sacred geometry, Merkaba light and natural materials, she shapes pieces meant to harmonize a room and remind us of our origin.

Her practice moves between painting, film, sound and ceremony. Under the name Violet Waves, she explores art, consciousness and mysticism as one continuous thread. Her pieces are less objects than thresholds, and each one invites you to slow down, soften and turn toward the heart.

She has shown in Hollywood, FL and West Palm Beach, and her work moves between Miami and Brooklyn. She is also an Akashic oracle, a guide, and a facilitator of soul attunement sessions. For her, art, ritual and frequency are the same offering, made with love and compassion.

Featured artist

Lucas Derkatch

Lucas is a fluid abstract artist based in Miami Beach. His process is intentionally unpredictable, resulting in work that represents movement, motion and flow. He is waging war against the white walls that surround us in the modern age; life is colorful and dynamic, and our spaces ought to be too.

Featured artist

Garabato

WorkTRITURARTE

Garabato is a multidisciplinary Venezuelan artist based in Miami. His work TRITURARTE fuses art and recycling, using aluminum cans as a medium of expression to create pieces that explore color, form, and the transformation of materials.

Featured artist

Angelica Rodriguez

Angélica Rodríguez is a keeper of the sacred feminine, working with her hands as a medicine woman works with the earth. Through mixed media, acrylic and sacred geometry, she paints thresholds: pieces that invite you to pause, remember and return to yourself.

Her art also lives in the body. She honors the womb and the yoni as places of creation and wisdom, through her yoni art and her handmade soaps. Each soap is made as a small ritual, with gold infused into it so that it carries the energy of light and the intention of healing.

For Angélica, art, ritual and care are the same offering. Her work moves between the material and the spiritual, and invites each person into their own transformation.

Guest artist

Jhon García Barbosa

Jhon García Barbosa is a multidisciplinary artist, anthropologist and naturalist. His work brings together the visual arts, music and storytelling to explore the human experience. He draws from nature, history and cultural diversity, delving into symbols and inner landscapes. His quest is to understand how we inhabit the world and to give form, image and sound to what we carry within.

Guest artist

Luis El Artesano

Luis El Artesano is a visual virtuoso and cultural alchemist from Cali, Colombia, whose work brings together tradecraft, spiritual symbolism, and disciplined form, transforming material, vision, and experience into art.

Guest artist · Edible Visions

Diana Pimentel

WorkRegenerative Artistry

Before the first slice, there is stillness. Diana arrives grounded, coherent, and soft with love, and lets that energy travel through her hands into every plate.

Her table is a living offering: regenerative, organic, farm-to-table ingredients that honor Gaia and Pachamama, each one infused with frequency and intention. Beet sliced translucent as stained glass, stitched closed around a cashew heart. Rainbow rolls that shimmer like light through a prism. Cacao truffles, dark and golden, melting like a quiet prayer.

Every dish is a canvas of color and vibrancy, made to be seen, smelled, touched, and tasted. For her, cooking is a spiritual practice, and regenerative artistry is the medium: food as art you can feel, from the soil to the plate to you.

Come hungry. Come open.