This is a new millennium, a new age, one in which Art need no longer do battle with Science. Instead of existing in opposition, a beautiful synthesis between the two can be achieved. This lesson is perhaps taught best by Vlatko Ceric, who has blended the science of mathematics with artistic expression using specially self developed software that utilizes algorithms to transform idea into image.

Inspired by photographers and photojournalists like Cartier-Bresson, Robert Frank, Dorothea Lange and Eugene Smith, Friedman is also strongly influenced by decades of involvement in movements for peace and justice. This mix of artistic innovation, personal history and commitment to social change informs Friedman's work and inspires him to focus on and assert the value of the individual

Beauty lies in every atom, yet these human eyes are so limited in their perception. We see only the surface of things, yet with delicate skill and infinite care, even the weightless light can be teased from its hiding place and revealed in a new glory. This is the work of Jasmin Hunter. With a passion for photography and nature, Jasmin Hunter has taken the science of imaging and developed it to an art form. Born in Port Jefferson, New York, she discovered photography as a child, and in her subsequent training as a Microbiologist, she found the mystique of electron microscopy. Combined with her skill, these two sciences and art forms create photographs that gift the viewer once in a lifetime views of the world.

Light. We bathe in it daily, sometimes taking the luminosity of the world for granted. Jasmin brings new light to the lives of her viewers with images that remind us that the world we each live and breathe in is art itself

Childhood walks among the ruins of Ancient Rome and structural remains that time has separated from the wholes they once were, left a deep impression on Massimiliano Lattanzi. More inspiration came from the cosmos, which drove him to design telescopes and to establish a private astronomical observatory, which he maintains even to this day. These atemporal and decontextualized apprehensions of the creations of man and the universe inform Lattanzi's approach to photography. He says he does not seek to shout a message but to convey in a whisper — "to let the observer immerse himself in a dimension of silence, where the artist disappears and each viewer can see his own reflection, and in this manner begin a process of self- exploration, and eventual self-recognition." His digital prints on canvas mix starkness and vibrant light with such intensity that their subjects are made ancillary, challenging the observer to empathically interact with the work itself. This is why Lattanzi labels his art, first and foremost, spiritual. "Stop rushing!" Lattanzi and his images exhort. "Stand still, breathe, and listen to yourself."

Photographer Angelina McCormick captures the fleeting beauty of the world around her through the lens of the camera. Transfering these images from reality to film, she negotiates her inner emotions, conflicts, and thoughts. Although her photographs always portray external subjects, they originate within her spirit, existing as concrete representations of her interior thoughts.  Working from the concept that art is dependant on contradictions: light and dark, hard and soft, still and moving, McCormick's photographs possess a sophisticated sense of balance, illustrated in her masterful use of negative space.  Each subject, be it a human figure or a single flower, gracefully intertwines with empty spatial fields, creating visually stunning and graphic shapes imbued with an almost spiritual organic quality.

Digital art has become the voice of a new generation.  Noah Greenspan - aka “NOAH G POP” - constantly reinvents and redefines the limits of this burgeoning art form with his unique fusion of digital photography, pop expressionism and the finesse of past masters creating true manifestations of endless possibilities.

A Brooklyn native, Noah is much more than a talented artist.  Trained as a cardiovascular and pulmonary specialist, his works reflect a lifetime of schooling, meticulous attention to detail and a wholly unique perspective on the heart, mind and soul. From his first look through the lens, Noah seeks the true essence of his subject.  For him, the medium is much more than the mere message.  Instead, the medium is a catalyst that heightens and transforms the message in magnificent and imaginative new dimensions.  Stunning, innovative and incomparable, Noah's works are vigorously sought after…so, come view his art and find a new reality in today’s continually-evolving cyber-age.