Seven Artists. Distinctive Voices.
Meet the artists featured in Recent Work Over the Last 50 Years. Working across sculpture, painting, and digital media, each brings a distinct perspective shaped by personal experience, material, place, and decades of creative exploration.
Wendell Perry is a sculptor whose work is shaped by personal experience, observation, and the joy of discovery. Drawing on decades of experience in bronze casting, he approaches each piece as an evolving exploration of form, thought, and expression.
Carol Perry is a painter whose work explores what she describes as a “psychological landscape.” Drawing on a background in design, painting, and technology, she creates richly colored abstractions that use gesture, tension, and form to evoke emotional and mental terrain.
Peter Mitten is a sculptor whose work explores form, perception, and material expression. Through architectural forms and open-ended symbolism, his sculptures invite viewers to engage with structure, space, and meaning through their own sensory and personal interpretations.
Lauri Koseff is a painter whose work explores spirituality, nature, and humanity’s connection to the natural world. Through recurring symbols, luminous imagery, and influences drawn from both New York and the American West, her paintings reflect on themes of connection, transformation, and belonging.
Over a six-decade career, Les Perhacs developed a distinctive sculptural practice that bridged abstraction and realism. Working in bronze, steel, and stone, he combined technical precision with a deep interest in natural forms, movement, and geometry, creating work known for its balance of craftsmanship, elegance, and innovation.
Barry Mastro creates vibrant digital paintings shaped by a lifelong connection to nature, travel, and personal reflection. Inspired in part by decades spent along the remote coasts of Baja California, his richly colored works blend imagination, natural imagery, and philosophical exploration.
Nadine Baurin is a visual artist whose semi-abstract landscapes explore light, memory, and our connection to the natural world. Raised in Buenos Aires and now based in San Diego, she draws inspiration from the expansive Pampas and California’s coastal landscapes, working with encaustic and pure pigment to create luminous, contemplative paintings.