ON::View Revue features the work of ARTS Southeasts’s 2025 ON::View Artists-in-Residence, Jon Roberts, Li Hui Huang, Ainaz Alipour, Jana Marie Cariddi, Davion, Alston, Melinda Borysevicz, Noah Reyes, and our 2025 Incubator Artist, Isaac McCaslin.
ON DISPLAY: February 6th – March 14th, 2026
OPENING RECEPTION: Friday, February 6th, from 5 - 9PM
CLOSING RECEPTION: Friday, March 6th, from 5 - 9PM
About the Exhibition:
Jon Roberts, a Vermont-based artist, is profoundly affected by the ways in which both physics and art seek to express an essence of the way things are. During his residency, Jon offered a layer experience of his works’ evolution in relation to the environmental contexts. With many of these pieces visible through the studio window, visitors were able to discover faces that “seem to mysteriously appear out of the negative space in the material.”
Li Hui Huang is born and raised in Taipei, Taiwan. Li’s work explores the complexities of interpersonal relationships and the historical narratives that shape them. She spent her time in Savannah continuing her work on 910 HIGHVIEW, the final part of her family soap opera series.
Ainaz Alipour is an interdisciplinary artist born in Iran whose practice explores the interplay between digital and tangible forms, emphasizing cultural representation and its potential to challenge power structures. Their work focuses on the dynamics and politics of bodies, engaging viewers through digital animation installations that encourage physical interaction and challenge colonial representations.
Jana Marie Cariddi is originally from New Jersey and working in painting and ceramic sculpture to create internal landscapes that function as reflections of emotion, memory, sexuality and tension within the body. Her work has been exhibited internationally and throughout North America, and she has participated in Residencies in Germany and Japan.
Davion Alston is a visual artist, educator, and critic based between Atlanta, GA, New Haven, CT, and Brooklyn, NY, who describes his work as a constant flow of doing and undoing; thematically informed by his personal upbringing, and out of the desire to know where his genealogical lineage comes from.
Melinda Borysevicz is an Italian-American figurative artist currently living and woking in southern Italy. Inspired by the religious processions that happen regularly near her home in Italy, she used her time in Savannah to imagine what a contemporary Savannah procession might look like.
Noah Reyes is an artist taking steps in many different directions, resulting in a peculiar dance between curating, writing, and artmaking. Based in Atlanta, GA, they aim to bridge connections between people, cultures, and art in hopes of shaping a more empathetic and nurturing future.
Isaac McCaslin is a Savannah-based fine artist whose narrative-driven work explores the interplay of history, identity and the human experience through Renaissance and Baroque oil painting techniques. Through a contemporary lens, McCaslin reimagines themes of morality, memory and the collective psyche. McCaslin holds a B.F.A in Painting from the Savannah College of Art and Design, and his achievements include Best in Show at the Emerald Coast National Juried Fine Arts Exhibition and the Greenpoint Gallery National Juried Art Competition, along with an Artist Residency Fellowship at the prestigious Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown, Massachusetts.
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