Two Twins Art Show 02

“bugs” 

6” x 10” 

12 different species of ladybugs on a black satin vintage bag from the 20s.

$900

Bridget Callahan

Bridget Callahan is a Los Angeles-based artist, creative entrepreneur, and founder of Two Twins Vintage, a sustainable upcycling brand blending nostalgia with modern design. With a background in acting and a passion for storytelling, Bridget began Two Twins as a creative outlet, curating vintage collections and transforming them into one-of-a-kind pieces. Through her work, she aims to inspire individuality while championing sustainability. Bridget also collaborates with emerging artists, hosting shows and events to foster a vibrant creative community.

Instagram @bridget_cal or @twotwinsvintage

“Flesh pt 1” 

16” x 16”

This is the first piece in a three-part digital art series exploring skin and flesh not just as mere matter, but as a dynamic, ever-expanding entity. Instead of being a confining barrier, it becomes something fluid and transformative. Inspired by the intricate sounds of Haiku Salut, the artist invites the viewer to immerse themselves in the music of ‘I Am Who I Remind You Of’ as they engage with the work.

Not for sale 

Sophia Hutton

Instagram @cr3atedbysoph

“Pazie”

24” x 12”

This mixed media collage is a tribute to my grandmother and her journey as a homemaker and black single mother. She’s known for her relentless work ethic, delicious cooking and gives me the confidence to pursue anything I set my mind to. 

Not for sale

Kennedy Francis 

Kennedy Francis is a contemporary artist whose work combines her love for holistic wellness with imaginative depictions of the natural world. She uses collaging as a vessel to portray emotions with dynamic patterns and captivating colors. Her work touches on social and mental health with hopes of encouraging others to transmute energy to feel at ease.

Instagram @kdxlla

“PANGAIA”

57” x 74”

recycled scrap fabric, thread, organic dyes—turmeric, matcha

The fabric from this piece was sourced from different places in the world informing the cultural exchange of a new conscious cartography. This piece acts as a map for Mother Earth and her tectonic plates shifting between formal and informal lineage and ultimately re-emphasizing the collective lineage. 

Not for sale

Kahni Toria

Instagram @kahni.shi

“do you want to be loved, or do you want to be yourself?”

36” x 36”

documenting somewhere we’ve all been, stuck between a rock and a hard place. when you feel like you’re letting bits of urself go in order to keep a connection, it may be time to evaluate it. free yourself

$3500

Chi (Mars) Azinge

Chidinma Azinge, also known as groovychi, or Mars, is a Nigerian born artist based in Southern California. Their artwork is a graceful and whimsical exploration into the depths of surrealism. Their use of texture, color, and form culminates into an earthly, warm experience-- inviting viewers to visualize the story behind a body of work, or to draw their own conclusions from what they see. Blending the organic and surrealist realms, their artwork speaks gently to the heart and mind. Through their work, they aim to ignite a sense of love in everyday moments, and love within oneself.

Instagram @groovychi or Website thegroovycrew.com

“Turning Heads” 

30” x 30”

Inspired by a vintage costume shop in Chicago, an environment that allowed individuals to find props and accessories that are as extravagant as they are, this work took a similar approach. The physical components on top of the painting emphasize the weight that often comes with being one’s authentic self. This piece was created to illuminate those who do not necessarily fit in, the ones that dull themselves down for others—the ones that turn heads. 

$900

Samantha Siegel

Samantha is an artist from the San Francisco Bay Area, but she honed her skills at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, where she gained valuable experience and knowledge in art education and explored diverse mediums. While she specialized in painting with acrylics she also delved into three-dimensional design which led her to integrate physical materials like sequins, rhinestones, and ribbons into her works. Samantha’s artwork spans various elements such as people, nature, and patterns, characterized by vibrant colors and emotional depth. She emphasizes both physical and metaphorical layers in her pieces, a practice she will continue in her future projects.

Instagram @samsiegel

“FLAURSM”

15” x 34”

This piece was made to show off the graffiti style and nature of downtown Los Angeles. The use of silver and green is representational of the agriculture and the large buildings of the Los Angeles area

$150

Steven Jordan-Cohen

Steven Jordan-Cohen is an emerging talent coming from northeast Los Angeles. With his experience in style writing (graffiti) and continuous creativity, he is looking to push the boundaries of graffiti and art itself. Now a student of Art Center College of Design, he is on the road to creating a name for himself.

Instagram @ankone_

“Lovesick”

5” x 5” 

Initially a doodle from 2022, I revisited this design after an experience that left me feeling a mix of emotions that I can only describe as lovesick. 

Not for sale

Nayana Thompson

Nayana Thompson is a multidisciplinary artist based in Rialto. She likes to use mediums including thread, paint, colored pencils, canvas, and paper to explore themes of longing, passion, sensitivities, and critical thought. Her work blends graphic design techniques with the complex character of our collective past, drawing from her degree in graphic design and art history.

Instagram @sureyastudios

“My Backyard”

30" x 24"

“This oil painting captures the calm beauty of my backyard in West Covina, where a vibrant bougainvillea cascades over a hedge, juxtaposed against the rigid power lines. The tension between human and nature. Two butterflies drift gently in the air, symbolizing peace and transformation. The tall and prominent palm tree stands witness to it all. The work reflects a quiet moment in our urban landscape, inviting all to pause and appreciate the intersections of nature and architecture that shape our own stories.“ 

$3,000

Dezi Montoya Donnersbach

Instagram @Dezisartvibes

"Heavenly Bodies"  

24” x 36”

This shot is from a ongoing projected titled " heavenly bodies" a series that captures people living effortlessly with and within their bodies, typically focusing on the naturalness of bodies, often ones I feel aren't even that same appreciation and adornment as others displayed in the media so this is my homage to those who ever felt unseen and was told to live in bodies with no regrets.

$120

Kodi Mabon

Kodi Mabon is Black, and queer photographer born in Chicago Illionis, who relocated to Long Beach Ca, learning to  using  photography as a form of expression and outlet for how they view the world in the ways of showcasing blackness, queerness and displaying forms of rebellion by showcasing predominantly fat bodies in their art to show that all bodies are deserving of adornment and can be whimsical and tell stories that the media refuses to showcase.

Instagram @juicygirlnextdoor

“Untitled”

40" x 60.5"

Oil on canvas fabric.

Not for sale 

Asyia Marie Lewis

Asyia Marie Lewis, a 19-year-old multidisciplinary artist studying at UCLA, currently delves into the realm of painting, digital media, and illustration, adding to her already diverse repertoire of artistic endeavors. Having initially honed her skills in painting, she embarks on a journey of exploration, seeking new avenues for creative expression. 

Instagram @a_rtchive

“Bathroom”

17” x 24”

Digital art of a girl in the bathroom. 

$150

Mac Rettig

My name is Mac and I am an illustrator and I am inspired by the punk music scene and skateboarding.

Instagram @maclanie_likes_art

“Life in Friendship with Death”

18” x 24”

watercolor, acrylic, oil pastel, colored pencil, copic marker, Japanese ink, and spray paint on canvas:

$400

Mikey Barger

Mikey Barger is a multimedia illustrator from North Hollywood, CA. The nature of his artwork is to serve as a talisman of peace, spiritually and creatively protecting the space they reside in. Visit www.mikeybarger.com for contact, portfolio, and a free download of the graphic novel “Fear Not”

Instagram @mikey_barger

“Leila”

18 x 24

Ava Vidales

Not for sale 

Instagram @AvaVidales.art or Website AvaVidales.art

"Floating Happiness"

17" x 25"

"Floating Happiness" freezes a moment of connection and carefree laughter as bubbles drift across a sunny seaside. This piece invites you to embrace life’s little joys and reminds us how fleeting, yet deeply meaningful, such simple, lighthearted moments can be.

$75

Jose Rodriguez Cisneros

Jose is a digital and film photographer with an eye for uncovering beauty in the everyday. Inspired by the lives of others and quiet, unnoticed moments, his work explores themes of solitude, connection, and the emotional resonance of our surroundings. Rooted in his background as an architecture graduate from UC Berkeley, Jose’s photography captures the interplay between people and the spaces they inhabit, inviting viewers to see themselves within the frame.

With a creative journey spanning pottery, ceramics, and now photography, Jose approaches his art with curiosity and an evolving perspective. Whether documenting fleeting joy or the weight of loneliness, his work reflects a deep appreciation for life’s subtle beauty, encouraging reflection and connection.

Instagram @crossrhymee

“The SpikeStar. A Tie Guard”

3”x 3”x 2” 

The SpikeStar is an aluminum tie guard that was made as a graduation present for the artist herself. Making this tie guard was the first of her metal working experience. With an anvil, blowtorch, and lots of patience through the learning curve, the SpikeStar was born. Sophia hopes to refine her skills in metal working and make these available for purchase! 

Not for sale 

Sophia Bailey 

Sophia Bailey (she/they) is a queer multidisciplinary artist based in Echo Park currently working in all things art department. Though they have a BA in graphic design, they also create in various artistic mediums, including production/set design, photography, sculpting, jewelry making, interior design, illustration, and SFX makeup. Through each of these mediums, their work explores concepts of surrealism, gore, mental health, love, existentialism, relationships, identity, change, and pop culture. 

instagram @sophiabaileyart or Website sophiabaileyart.com

“Martini with a Kick” 

24 x 30 

oil pastel on canvas

Not for sale 

Willie Thomas

Will Thomas is an artist, photographer, and teacher born and raised in Los Angeles, California. Graduating from San Francisco State University, Will now dedicates his time as an art teacher for middle school students in Hawthorne, California. Growing up in one of Los Angeles' most dangerous neighborhoods, Will turned to art as a means of escape from the harsh realities that plagued his community. Having witnessed the devastating consequences of gang violence on his friends, Will understands firsthand the significance of art within black and brown communities. It serves as a powerful tool to express emotions, foster understanding, and help individuals navigate through challenging experiences. Will's art is deeply personal, reflecting his own lifestyle and the profound role it has played in saving his life.

Instagram @willkapedia

“Spilled”

12” x 12”

“Spilled” is a 3D Graphic Design piece. The print itself is a collage of images designed to give the illusion of glasses on a coffee table of playboy magazines. Finished with spilled gold beaded letters to add another unique dimension to the graphic. 

Not for sale 

Amy Maciejewski

Instagram @by.ames and @amy.maciejewski

“It’s around here somewhere”

24” x 35”

“It’s around here somewhere” is a piece of a larger project, “But there are Flowers on the Budweiser Sandwich,” where I am taking significant influence from Surrealist art and its fascination with the subconscious and dream reality. As art is often used as a tool to communicate, I looked inward and took interest in the things the brain is saying when the subconscious is at work. I created tableaux-like images, like this one, that are creative portraits inspired by scenes and emotions from my own dreams, with the title being dream-inspired itself, resulting in my own subconscious coming to life.

$300

Mattilene Lawrence

As a photographer, Mattilene Lawrence creates intricate portraits fueled by what she finds visually interesting. Drawing from personal experience, she carefully crafts a scene that fits her subject, often exploring themes of femininity and surrealism. Using digital and film photography, she builds an imagined environment for a unique individual. Large format, dreamlike scenes are imaginatively lit, bringing a theatrical element to the photos as well.

@mattilenerosephotos

“Believe it Or Not ” 

14” x 11”

Love does not abandon, abuse, or accuse. It is the seed of life and even, invites renewal in death. Love provides light that fills the dark corners. It cannot be contained by any physical vessel, similar to truth. Love is forbidden rescue. Rescue from the tight fabrics that restrain and separate us. Love with every fiber of your being. Especially when they encourage you not to.

$300

Van

Van is a multidisciplinary artist based in Los Angeles. She makes handcrafted and digital collages using found items and magazine clippings. Her work intends to reconstruct elements in the real world to transform her imagination into a tangible existence. With a background in Communication Studies, she uses verbal and nonverbal messages to educate and communicate her interpretations of society and culture.  

Instagram @gfxvanmade

“Nurse Joy Don’t Play”

24” x 18”

Pastel on Canvas

$700

Finito Juarez

Trying to do an art piece everyday for the rest of my life. In March it will be my 5th year doing art everyday.

Instagram @Finitojuarez

“Robo Girl”

12” x 12”

An illustration detailing the beauty of human creation and the sophistication of cybernetic augmentation. Robo Girl is a creation that exemplifies the stalwart dreamer, her red irises transmit a signal to the masses. One of freedom, a beacon of hope to illuminate the darkness of these times.

$190

Aamiyah Tooles

Instagram @Drawnbymiyah

“Your hair is so long” 

40” x 16”

The idea of hair holding memories suggests that our hair, as a part of us that grows and changes over time, becomes a silent record of our experiences. Hair absorbs the essence of moments—whether through the people we've met, the environments we've lived in, or the emotions we've felt. It can symbolize personal history, carrying the marks of significant events or phases in life.

Not for sale 

Tanya Lee Porter 

Instagram @tanyaporterr and @wontansoupp

“Sunshine”

10” x 8”

Acrylic on canvas. Inspired by Robert Yagers photography that focused on capturing Chicana/Chicano culture and Los Ángeles lifestyles. 

$200

Cassandra Frias 

Cassandra Frias is a 24 year old multimedia artist born and raised in the 818 San Fernando Valley. Her art is heavily inspired by her upbringing and explores themes of femininity, chicana culture, identity, and religion. Frias has an educational background in Politics with a BA from UC Santa Cruz.

Instagram @fresita.frias

“In Bloom”

19” x 24”

Borosilicate sculpted glass, antique mirror

$400

Olivia Plasencia 

Instagram @liv999p

“PETALHEAD”

4’ x 6’

This piece breathes with quiet strength.

Petals stretch and tangle, like soft memories rooting and rising.

Each line hums, gently deliberate 

a place for your breath to settle and grow.

It’s a map of healing fragile but brave,

asking you to pause, exhale, and listen.

$4,000

Leilani Song

Leilani Song is a multidisciplinary artist whose work explores the intersection of nature and emotional transformation. Specializing in both digital and traditional art, they draw inspiration from organic forms, fluid symmetry, and the night terrors that have haunted them since childhood. Each piece becomes a breakthrough, a reclamation of self from deeply rooted pains, slowly washed clean like a river clearing after a storm. Their ethereal compositions invite moments of harmony and quiet introspection, offering a space for reflection, healing, and reconnection with one’s inner self and younger versions of being.

Instagram @soft_spine

"Will you make me yours?"

11" x 14"

In my mind, a dreamy, young hopeless romantic girl and her best pick-up line.

Not for sale

Jun Hung

Jun is a Taiwanese-born artist based in Los Angeles, blending raw emotion with creativity. With a background in fashion design from Japan, she transforms personal struggles into impactful art, exploring themes of pain, resilience, and hope. Her work ranges from emotionally charged pieces to playful, retro-inspired illustrations, reflecting both vulnerability and joy. Through her art, she strives to inspire and connect, turning life's hardships into beauty.

Instagram @sadness.in.her