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ArtLifting champions artists impacted by housing insecurities and disabilities. Each artist has a unique perspective, style and story based on their lived experiences. The powerful combination of their artwork along with their stories inspire communities and drives social change. DEMDACO is proud to partner with ArtLifting to bring this collection to a broader audience.

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Charlie French

Santa Fe, NM

Charlie’s calming paintings mirror the joy of his imagination. Born with Down syndrome, he stresses the importance of seeing him first as a person, then an artist.

Alicia Sterling Beach

Los Angeles, CA

Utilizing themes of abstraction and symmetry, Alicia creates harmony and balance. Despite chronic pain, Alicia focuses on her desire to bring forth beauty through art.

Susan Spangenberg

New York City, NY

Susan embraces both the struggle and joy of creating, always honoring the process more than the presentation. Her work comments on mental health, social justice, and her East Indian ancestry

Charlie French

Santa Fe, NM

Charlie’s calming paintings mirror the joy of his imagination. Born with Down syndrome, he stresses the importance of seeing him first as a person, then an artist.

Alicia Sterling Beach

Los Angeles, CA

Utilizing themes of abstraction and symmetry, Alicia creates harmony and balance. Despite chronic pain, Alicia focuses on her desire to bring forth beauty through art.

Susan Spangenberg

New York City, NY

Susan embraces both the struggle and joy of creating, always honoring the process more than the presentation. Her work comments on mental health, social justice, and her East Indian ancestry

Linda King

Providence, RI

Linda's works are influenced by African-American culture, her own experiences, and her love for music. She was a proud member of the ArtLifting community until her passing in 2021.

Jeff Roysdon

Boston, MA

Quiet by nature, Jeff lets his art speak for him. Drawing provides a way to share a bit of himself with others while coping with anxiety and depression.

Yvette

Hinesville, GA

Yvette loves her family and painting. Her career in the military and time spent raising her children took priority over art until she reconnected with her creativity after retiring.

Linda King

Providence, RI

Linda's works are influenced by African-American culture, her own experiences, and her love for music. She was a proud member of the ArtLifting community until her passing in 2021.

Jeff Roysdon

Boston, MA

Quiet by nature, Jeff lets his art speak for him. Drawing provides a way to share a bit of himself with others while coping with anxiety and depression.

Yvette

Hinesville, GA

Yvette loves her family and painting. Her career in the military and time spent raising her children took priority over art until she reconnected with her creativity after retiring.

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Eye-Catching Motifs

Striking imagery starts a conversation and purposefully dresses up the room. Enchanting combinations of colors and patterns adds to the ambiance of home like never before.

Black & White

These uniquely distinctive artworks by Linda King and Cheryl Kinderknecht focus on bold contrasts and the juxtaposition of opposing colors. Linda’s artworks are rooted in African-American culture and ancestry as well as music. Cheryl describes her work as centering on themes of natural flow, interconnectedness, contrasts and shadows.

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Geometric

Jeff Powers says, “I see all art when it is born as homeless. Each piece of art needs a home or a place to display itself.” His artwork ‘Pyramid,’ Jeff Roysdon’s ‘Untitled’ and Rudy Jean-Louis’ ‘Broken Infinite’ with ‘Broken Spectrum’ were all selected to give each piece a home through purposeful, everyday products.

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Abstract

This assortment leans primarily on Charlie French’s vividly abstract artwork. ‘Weekend Vibes 3’ reflects a sunny day spent relaxing indoors while the colors of ‘Isle of Sky 2’ are inspired by a trip to visit family and friends. ‘Squares 1’ utilizes the lighter colors of spring and rain.

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Floral

Through drawing, exploring abstraction and playing with symmetry, Alicia Sterling Beach creates harmony inspired by the beauty of nature, light and abundant color, as shown in ‘Floral Black’ and ‘Floral Stripe.’ Midori’s ‘Poppy Keshi’ combines an imagined landscape with Californian poppies while ‘Camellia Tsubaki’ is based on her childhood memories of Japan.

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