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  1. Bat by Constance Edwards Scopelitis, Image 1.

    Constance Edwards Scopelitis

    Bat, 2026

    Carbon pencil on heirloom doilie

    16 x 16 in (40.64 x 40.64 cm)

    $900

  2. Evergreens (Andacon) by Dailyn “Dai” Eades, Image 1.

    Dailyn “Dai” Eades

    Evergreens (Andacon), 2026

    Painting on Wood Panel

    40 x 30 in (101.6 x 76.2 cm)

    $2,222

  3. Smart Ass by Constance Edwards Scopelitis, Image 1.

    Constance Edwards Scopelitis

    Smart Ass, 2025

    Carbon pencil on heirloom doilie

    16 x 16 in (40.64 x 40.64 cm)

    $1,100

  4. Down by the Sìbì (River) by Dailyn “Dai” Eades, Image 1.

    Dailyn “Dai” Eades

    Down by the Sìbì (River), 2025

    Limited Digital Print (run of 10)

    12 x 9 in (30.48 x 22.86 cm)

    $45

  5. Dai Dreaming by Dailyn “Dai” Eades, Image 1.

    Dailyn “Dai” Eades

    Dai Dreaming, 2025

    Limited Digital Print(run of 10)

    12 x 9 in (30.48 x 22.86 cm)

    $45

  6. Talk To Me by FINGERCREATIONS, Image 1.

    FINGERCREATIONS

    Talk To Me, 2025

    Mixed Media on drywall

    28 x 28 in (71.12 x 71.12 cm)

    $1,100

  7. The Number 12 by Alec Ganesha, Image 1.

    Alec Ganesha

    The Number 12, 2024

    Mixed Media on Canvas

    58 x 28 in (147.32 x 71.12 cm)

    $2,500

  8. Owl by Constance Edwards Scopelitis, Image 1.

    Constance Edwards Scopelitis

    Owl, 2023

    Carbon pencil on family heirloom hankie

    32 x 26 in (81.28 x 66.04 cm)

    $1,600

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About the artist

Dailyn “Dai” Eades

Dailyn “Dai” Eades is a multicultural Black-Indigenous multidisciplinary abstract artist that focuses on paintings and ceramic sculptures. Abstraction is a means for them to externalize their internal thought processes. As they use color theory to explore & evoke emotion, texture to demonstrate depth and understanding. They began pairing abstract paintings and ceramic sculptures to show the multifaceted experience of being. Her paintings reflect their inner world and the ceramic sculptures serve as a vessel for their outer world. Embedding ceramic tiles into paintings on wood panels to reflect their complex relationship of connection and separation that they feel within themself and the natural world. She also often embeds pieces of nature that she finds. They use these materials to reflect the sacred connections of nature, spirituality and culture.
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