**Minoosh Zomorodinia,** **Virtual Land, 2019**

Minoosh Zomorodinia | Saturday, July 18

Minoosh Zomorodinia (she/her) is an Iranian-born interdisciplinary artist, educator, and curator based in the Bay Area whose work explores the complex relationship between humans, nature, and technology. Drawing on daily ritual, she documents the passage of time and movement through diverse environments, redefining borders and challenging the colonial legacies of land while revealing our deep interconnectedness with the natural world. By tracing her movements through digital mapping, Zomorodinia transforms journeys into sculptures that evoke nomadism, colonial histories, and the remapping of memory. These works question belonging, ownership, and the ways lived experience becomes physical space. Join the conversation on Saturday, July 18 (4 - 6 PM) for wine and conversation in the artist’s East Bay studio. All tickets support the artist’s studio practice.

Johanna Poethig | Stay tuned for Fall date

Johanna Poethig is a visual, public and performance artist who has exhibited internationally and has been creating public art works, murals, paintings, sculpture and multimedia installations for over 40 years. Her practice plays between realism and abstract forms, architectural and intimate scales, historic and present day politics, futurist musings, humor and satire, a feminist point of view, collaborative processes and cultural critique. She invents card reading systems that consider time, place, ancient and current practices of prediction and chance operations methodologies. In the midst of climate crisis, the mathematical patterns in nature’s terrestrial and extraterrestrial life systems are expressed by creating experiential landscapes, surrealistic portraits and texts that come together in a speculative storytelling.