Tasmania’s dramatic shifts in landscape and scale left a strong impression on Jordy van den Nieuwendijk. From coastal flights in a small propeller plane to the symbolic presence of a lighthouse, he experienced travel as regained freedom after periods of restriction. The sense of vastness and changing scenery shaped his vibrant composition. In the print, bold color and simplified forms capture both movement and stillness. The work distills fleeting moments—flight, coastline, light—into a graphic expression of perspective gained through exploration.

Surrounded by the dramatic contrasts of Olympic National Park, Mar Figueroa reflected on nature’s power and shared artistic community. Puma tracks in the snow served as a reminder of human fragility within vast landscapes. Inspired by collective energy among fellow artists, she created a composition where figures and environment intertwine. The print evokes dialogue, fluidity, and connection, blending surreal elements with personal symbolism. It captures a moment of pause in which nature and collaboration reshape perception.

In San Miguel de Allende, Liz Flores reconnected with cultural heritage through architecture, color, and human presence. Inspired by her Latina roots and the expressive movement of figures, she translated these impressions into a vibrant composition. The print explores the female form as a vehicle for storytelling, merging gesture and pattern. Through bold hues and dynamic structure, the work reflects identity shaped by place, capturing the warmth and complexity of cultural return.