100 Hours / Perfume

100 Hours / PerfumeJo Evans, AKA 100 Hours, creates quiet abstracts with natural materials with her fabric collection as her paint box. She makes soft, paintless paintings using beautiful textiles and papers such as linen, silk and hemp, manipulating but also relinquishing control to the warp and weft. At first glance the work is minimal, almost flat but on closer inspection oozing texture and tone. With an eye on sustainability, Jo uses only natural materials, from

Kelsea found a fixation with light and reflection amongst urban landscapes

tissue paper

or looking to add a nod to European flair

Anji's evolving body of work is rooted in the idea that memories—and the thoughts tied to them—are enduring forms of energy

This work can be oriented vertically or horizontally

She draws from her experience studying relationships

Katie Kohls

slightly soft

One of the first artists to join the Tacit roster

Inspired by her passion for community

Emily's designs draw inspiration from various sources

"how do you want your space to feel