Two Twins Art Show 03

"Two Twins X RENK"

Two Twins repaired jeans. Found in an abandoned house, these jeans started completely caked in dirt. After several washes, redyes and staining the jeans were ready for some restitching. They were then passed to RENK who painted graffiti onto the denim.

Size X

$250

Bridget Callahan and Steven Jordan-Cohen

Bridget is the founder of Two Twins Vintage and Steven is an emerging talent coming from northeast Los Angeles.

@twotwinsvintage & @ankone_

“deck of collages”

A series of 52 collages (photo only features 9 but all 52 will be available to view at the show) sourced from magazines and book illustrations featured on Bicycle Standard playing cards. 

19.5” x 37”

$10,000

Emma Crawfis

Emma Crawfis is an LA based collagist, actor, and filmmaker graduated from CalArts. Born and raised in San Luis Obispo, CA she takes great inspiration from the natural world combined with notes of the sublime, surrealism, psychedelic, and absurd. She draws from dreamscapes exploring the bizarre and sensual aspects of the subconscious. Instagram @emma.crawfis

"Look for naked people"

My parents tried to teach my siblings and I at a very young age to close the blinds when we are changing otherwise people can see into your window. Every Sunday when we drove home from dinner at my grandparents house we would pass the same large apartment building and one time parents yelled out, “look for naked people”.  My siblings and I thought this was the funniest thing we had ever heard and over the years it became a tradition to yell the phrase out each time we passed the building. While we never actually saw any naked people, we could see people, and I was always fascinated by the vastly different scenes unfolding in each window. I was inspired to start painting these apartment window paintings depicting the various things we all do in the comfort of our own homes. This painting is the fourth apartment painting I have completed and I hope it serves as a reminder to close your blinds when you are changing!

16” x 19”

Not For Sale

Rory Callahan

Born and raised in San Francisco Rory is still in SF getting her master in Sports management. Rory primarily does art as a hobby and more recently a bit of a side hustle! In addition to painting, she loves photography.

"Overpass"

Digital art, photo transferred onto wood, acrylic paint and metal studs

11.5” x 18”

$550

Sophia Hutton

Sophia Hutton is a self-taught visual and mixed media artist whose work is a sensory journey through textures, sounds, and memories. Merging traditional mixed media with innovative digital techniques, she crafts art that strikes an immediate, visceral chord. Holding a BA in Intercultural Communications, Sophia infuses every project with a narrative depth and a thoughtful perspective, creating stories that linger long after the first glance.

@cr3atedbysoph

“Clean.”

After a long day, moisture fills the air where the aroma of indica enters conflict with steam. The joint expels a vapor that cleanses the anguish and exhaustive ennui from within the muse while the hot water that cascades down her supple brown washes away the dirt and grime of the city’s inequities. 18” x 24” 

$80. 

Aamiyah Tooles

A black artist from Inglewood, CA who makes art reflecting on feelings and experiences. Aamiyah strives to create black characters and art that influences young black girls and women to think outside of the box and to create themselves in fun, bright, and expressive ways.

“ART IS LIKE DANCING” 

Mixed media collage

20” x 30” 

Not For Sale

Kennedy Francis

Kennedy Francis is a mixed media collage artist. This piece was created after surviving a nearly fatal car crash which fractured her spine. The injury left her bedridden and unable to dance, resulting in the birth of this piece which now serves as a reminder to make the best of any situation using the resources you have at your disposal.

“dicchead”

This painting humorously challenges the rigidity of traditional art by blending bold satire with playful imagery. Its exaggerated forms and unexpected elements poke fun at art’s self-seriousness, encouraging viewers to embrace creativity without pretense.

30” x 24” x 1”

$1000

Chester Pureza

As an artist, Chesters work is shaped by his childhood love for comics, animation, and the rich storytelling traditions of his Filipino heritage. These influences sparked his passion for bold visuals, intricate details, and meaningful narratives that resonate both personally and universally.

Whether on canvas, paper, or skin, he aims to fuse fine art techniques with the dynamic energy of pop culture and the deep symbolism of his roots. His goal is to create pieces that evoke emotion, celebrate individuality, and honor the stories that define us.

Chester aims to be recognized globally for his ability to bridge the gap between traditional and contemporary art forms, creating works that resonate across cultures and mediums. Through his creations, he hopes to inspire others to embrace their own stories while leaving a lasting legacy of beauty, meaning, and connection.

“Nobody got me like I got me”

Pen on paper, glued to a piece of cardboard 

9” x 12”

$50

Gabrielle Roselli 

Guava Gelly 

Gabrielle is from the westside. She likes to draw and go to the beach. She makes things out of love for the people around her, the places she’s called home and the love she’s found for herself.

"The Expulsion"

"The Expulsion" depicts a modern interpretation of the story of Eve. Unbeknownst to her as the first woman, she holds the burden of all subsequent pressure that follows externally enforced femininity. In this representation, the novelty of choice she experiences is in direct contradiction to the consequences the viewer knows to be true. We know her as the seductress; the bargainer; the betrayer. She knows herself as free. 

36” x 15”

$400

Mattilene Rose

As a photographer, Mattilene Rose creates intricate portraits fueled by what she finds visually interesting. Drawing from personal experience, she carefully crafts a scene that fits her subject. Her photography often involves exploring surrealism in a way that abstracts what is right in front of the camera or tackling inarticulable feelings about what is going on around her. She is greatly inspired by femininity as a theme and concept and focuses on women's roles in the world, specifically in ways that challenge traditional views and narratives of women.

"Altar-Icon of Four Couples and Six Individuals"

Both altarpiece and icon, this piece celebrates the unions of four couples in the central fixture. Flanking the center within the wings are two sets of three people who support the love that is shown in the center. The individuals wait patiently to be unionized themselves. 

31" x 31" x 2 1/2"

$700

Brian Van Camerik

Homosocial is a multimedia project created by Brian Van Camerik. At its core, Homosocial is a project celebrating queerness in the past and present. A creative endeavor that guides his artistic practice, Van Camerik works in a variety of media, from photography to paper, mat board sculptures and woodworking.

Van Camerik earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Pennsylvania and the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts with honors in 2014. In 2014, he was recipient of the Henry Schiedt Memorial Travel Scholarship from the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. Homosocial and Van Camerik are based in the LA area in California.

“Mikasa”

acrylic on wood panel

18” x 24” 

$250

Erin Wahington

Erin Washington is a Los Angeles based artist who depicts her experiences with femininity and finding strength in adversity. She is a self taught artist. Majority of her works are made with acrylic paints, though some are with graphite and ink.

“Garfield Marriage”

Acrylic, graphite, thread, and lace on paper

13.5" x 11.5" 

$200

Lauren Freedman

Lauren Freedman is an artist based in Los Angeles. Her work explores themes of ephemerality, childhood and kitsch. She loves airbrush painting, screenprinting clothes, and tattooing! You can find her work on Laurenbfreedman.com or @1234_lauren1234 on instagram.

“Far and Sure”

Ballpoint pen and pencil on paper perspective drawing greatly inspired by the golden age of golf course architecture.  I really fell in love with the term “perspective” when I discovered the work of Mike Strantz who designed completely off of perspective sketches that he would draw on the site of all of his projects. The late Mike Strantz, an idol of mine, has inspired me to investigate the detail and brilliance in golf design, especially in the form of perspective.

16.5” x 16.5”

Not For Sale

Owen Callahan

Owen Callahan, a 19-year-old aspiring golf architect, has always had a natural eye for art since he was a child. His passion for design and the game of gold led him to pursue golf architecture, where he hopes to blend his artistic vision with the outdoors and golden aged ideas. Owen’s goal is simple: to take what he sketches on paper and bring it to life in the real world. Though just starting out, he is committed to learning and growing in the field, always striving to improve his skills and craft. Owen looks forward to creating spaces that inspire both golfers and nature lovers alike.

“Tiempo” 

This piece delves into the struggle of losing touch with femininity due to negative experiences, and the gradual process of reclaiming it, rebuilding self-love, and re-establishing a healthy relationship with one's identity. 

24” x 24” 

$450 

Sophia Roa

S.D.Roa, Sophia seeks to explore the intersection of identity, memory, and the natural world. Her work reflects a deep fascination with how one connects to their environments, both internal and external, and how these connections shape our sense of self.

“Poppies”

The comfort if Cali

2’ x 4’

$4000

Megan Kane

Megan is a Los Angeles-based artist who explores the depth of human emotion through vivid color and expressive composition. Originally from Ventura, their work is influenced by nature and beauty in its purest form, reflecting both raw vulnerability and transformation. She likes to start with four colors on her pallet, rinsing her brush as little as possible, creating bright transitions. These portraits invite viewers to connect with the unspoken emotions that shape our experiences.

"Sushi Mama"

Oil pastel on canvas

24” x 30”

$400

Willie Thomas

Will expresses his creativity through various mediums such as acrylic, marker, ceramic, and many more. His artwork draws inspiration not only from his personal experiences but also from the captivating realms of afrofuturism and fantasy. Will's masterpieces aim to depict a life free from constraints and limitations.

“Cherry Baby”

“Cherry Baby” is a cherry red and baby pink striped deck with gold accents. The gold accents entail gold beads, gold smiley faces, and a signature letter “A”.

31.5” x 8”

Not For Sale

Amy Maciejewski

A true Cali girl — born in the Bay Area, went to college in San Diego, and now living in LA. Art has always been her thing, and she loves creating unique pieces using different mediums. Her work is influenced by interior design, nail art, and plenty of Pinterest inspiration. As she grows her style grows with her and she's always finding new ways to bring her ideas to life.

“Abused Oasis”

Mixed Media

41.5" x 32.5"

$600

Hilan DeNoble

Alien who observed Earth and wondered why everything was on fire.

"sub-conscience inferno"

the constant battle between who we are, who the world wants us to be and what our demons are telling us to be.

16” x 20”

$50

Tou Johnson

Los Angeles based multimedia artist with passions in street photography and fine art photography. Capturing humanity in its rawest forms and expressing gender, sexuality and hardship.

“High Tide”

Various Ripped Magazine Paper pasted on canvas. 

12” x 12”

$100

Angela Campbell

Angela is a crafter filled with so many emotions, thoughts, and ideas that can be hard to keep up with or properly convey. Chaotic expression through collage has been a game changer for the perfectionist in her. It’s perfect and complete when it feels right. 

“Woven Memories” 

Antique rug as my love for cats grows .. 

16” x 20”

$200

Tahári Mehdi 

Weaver of luminescent dreams and cartographer of the unseen. Their art is an invitation to wander the twilight realms, where the veil between reality and the ethereal is at its thinnest. Through their creations, Tahari Mehdi distills the essence of the mysterious, the symbolic, and the sublime.

“make mine easy to get lost in”

A curation of Vogue and old Playbill magazine ads and images.

9” x 12”

$150

Ameerah Thayer

Ameerah Thayer is most at peace when she is curating collage art. She creates with love and wants to spread love with her creations. She hopes viewers can get lost in the scenes she creates with her collaging. 

“Dream Daze”

12” x 12”

The disorientation felt after experiencing a dream that connects one to their walking life. 

An illustration drawn in the reflection period of my daze. Seem about right? 

Not For Sale

Natalia Foroutan 

20 year old multidisciplinary artist from LA, undergrad entrepreneurship student at LMU. Illustrator and clothing designer. A dreamer, reflecting my emotions and energy through my art. Instagram @nataliar8se

“Feeling Skully” 

Mixed Media on Canvas 

48” x 48”

$2950

Brian Wangenheim

Brian Wangenheim has been involved in the visual arts his whole life, producing only a few paintings each year and taking his time with each one. He received his Bachelor of Fine Arts from CSULB in 2015. He now lives in the central California desert and frequently visits LA. The expansive desert is the perfect place to find inspiration, work undisturbed, and create masterful works while enjoying peace and quiet. His current focus is on painting, photography, and ceramics. Connect with him on Instagram @brian_photographer_111

“eternity”

Two beings bound in unity forever

5” x 5”

Not For Sale

Nayana Thompson

Nayana Thompson is a multidisciplinary artist based in the Inland Empire. 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.

“Mrs. Mia” 

Embroidery on canvas

18" x 24" 

$750 

Cruz Revilla

Cruz Revilla is a fine artist based in Los Angeles, California whose work combines traditional mediums such as painting and collage, but primarily focuses on mixed media using everyday object’s to create art. By repurposing found object’s, Cruz creates visually compelling works that depict a variety of materials, colors, and textures.

@cruisesstudio

“Intrusive Thoughts”

Acrylic painting of a character experiencing unwanted thoughts. 

16” x 20”

$888 

Taylor S. Clements

Taylor S. Clements is a visual artist, illustrator, and designer born in Houston, Texas and based in Los Angeles, California. Her work focuses on the vastness of human emotions and thoughts utilizing characters that navigate the reality of the human experience and fantasy of the human consciousness. The focal point of characters in her art emphasizes the unique and complex nature of every individual. It also showcases the power of emotions, human connections, and nostalgia.

“Third Eye” 

Acrylic painting with rhinestones

30" x 40" 

$1200

Samantha Siegel

This work combines the influences of fashion and movement to express what words often cannot. As the viewer spends more time noticing every detail that creates this piece, Samantha encourages them to do the same with themselves and those around them—notice every attribute, positive and negative, that combine to make someone whole. Challenge yourself to search through the fears, desires, mistakes, passions, and ask the questions that will reveal lies beyond the surface. 

Contemporary artist from the San Francisco Bay Area, Samantha Siegel exaggerates real, lived moments in time through the saturation of color and the implementation of physical elements. Using physical and metaphorical layers, she illuminates her attraction to vibrancy and emotion, resulting in captivating works for people of all ages to enjoy.