Color has the power to change moods, trigger memories, influence decisions and even raise your blood pressure. It has the capability of conveying a wealth of emotional and energetic information. It can be healing, nostalgic, and also cold or violent. Artists Priscilla Lustig, Vincent Martinez, Stephanie Mervine, and Alex Saxon explore the many different ways color can visually communicate in their abstract works. From subtle patterns to bold geometric compositions, be prepared to experience the full spectrum.

Priscilla Lustig is an American artist based in Austin, Texas and Los Angeles, California. Her bold, color-filled abstract paintings and objects are playful in nature and serve as an outlet for psychological exploration and self expansion. Follow @priscillalustig

Vincent Martinez is a Central Texas native, an arts educator, oil painter, dancer, emcee, and DJ. His current work processed infidelities by hyper examining the patterns on his sheets. Follow @vincentpaulmartinez

Stephanie Mervine is an abstract artist, educator and arts administrator living in Austin, TX. Her current work dismantles the familiar and reassembles it using bold color and layered pattern in a dream-like interpretation of everyday objects and landscapes. Follow @stephaniemervineart

Alex Saxon is an artist, and musician from Austin, TX. Her subjects are colors and shapes. She paints the movement, repetition, depth, and perspective of natural objects and phenomena. She finds peace in repetition and vibrant color. Follow @alexsaxon.art

Music by: @cosmsband and @long_tongue_music

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