Nicole Moan is an interdisciplinary artist with 25+ years’ experience. Courses in art, mechanics, and engineering have allowed her to experiment with combining disciplines and have led her to her primary emphases in wearable ceramic corsets and innovative hand-sculpted tile. She also creates unique jewelry, ceramic sculpture, and other decorative wares. Moan’s elevated artistic style and haute couture fashion ensembles have solidified her place on the local and international art stage. Her corsets are designed with every body type in mind because Moan wants her clients to feel a part of the artistic process and experience, making them feel as if they are walking pieces of art themselves. The corsets with their unique hand-crafted, one-of-a-kind ensembles, have been worn for everything from high school proms to major red-carpet events. Through her three-dimensional hand sculpted tiles Moan is Changing people’s perception of what tile can do. Her tile work ranges from more traditional installations be it kitchen, bathroom, or pool interiors, to her tile murals that tell narrative stories, creating scenes and environments on a monumental scale.

Born in Beirut, Lebanon, Mazen Abufadil has traversed the globe but found a home in the United States, particularly in Oklahoma. In this state, life unfolds at a rhythm reminiscent of the Sycamore branches swaying in the breeze off the north slope of Mazen's roof. His artistic process mirrors this deliberate pace, finding harmony in the unhurried atmosphere of Tulsa. As a visual artist, Mazen feels fortunate to be surrounded by an environment that complements both his work and work ethic. The expansive Oklahoma sky serves as a constant source of inspiration. In Mazen's fresco work, there exists an intimate relationship between the trowel, plaster, pigment, aether, and earth. Despite the meticulous planning that goes into each piece, Mazen works intuitively, allowing the process to guide the work to completion. This approach emphasizes the beauty found in the imperfections or visual distress on the material's surface. Always paying homage to time, Mazen creates by weathering materials like old steel, copper, wood, or the face of an ancient stone sculpture. His medium of choice is "Photo-fresco," an alternative transfer process developed in the late 90s. Whether on slab or paper, each piece's surface features gauged lime plaster and pigment, a testament to Mazen Abufadil's unique and timeless artistic journey.