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- Sara Clark
- Sara Clark earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art History and a Master in Fine Arts in Painting and Printmaking from Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU). Sara is Affiliate Graduate Faculty at VCU in the Master of Interdisciplinary Studies in Interdisciplinary Arts Program. She also teaches painting and drawing at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Studio School. She designed and taught the course Geometry and Art for VCU's Honors College. The course was an introduction to the foundational influences of geometric principles on the visual arts.
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- Sue Greene
- Susan Van der Eb Greene graduated from Wellesley College with a degree in Chemistry. She did research in both university and industrial laboratories as a liquid chromatographer. After early retirement in 2001 Susan studied sculpture at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU). Currently she carves, sculpts, and makes fine furniture, while keeping her hand in the sciences through tutoring and lecturing.
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- Chuck Henry
- Charles R. Henry began his undergraduate education in Physics at the University of Pennsylvania but he soon switched to Sculpture and received his B. F. A. from the Cleveland Institute of Art and received his M. F. A. from Cranbrook Academy of Art. In 1968, he joined the faculty at Virginia Commonwealth University in the Sculpture Department where he is now retired as Professor Emeritus. This work relating Phi, Pi and the Great Pyramid to the human form is the result of 25 years of research into patterns formed in reflective sphere clusters.
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- Dan Pearce
- Dan Pearce has a broad and deep exposure to many aspects of design and object making. Nine years of analytical work as an aerospace engineer in support of NASA was followed by sixteen years working with all aspects (from research to hands-on prototyping) of solar powered home design and construction--including co-lead instructor for UVa's prize winning entry in the First DOE Solar Decathlon. As a sculptor he is attempting to fuse technology and art in a way that satisfies both while providing a window into the lonely passion that isolates us all in our separate specialties.
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- Tarynn Witten
- Tarynn Witten received her AB in Mathematics & Physics (Boston University), her MS in Mathematical Physics (Indiana University) and her PhD in Theoretical Biophysics & Medicine (SUNY at Buffalo). She is currently working on her BFA in Sculpture & Painting at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU). She holds multiple faculty appointments at VCU where she serves as the Director of Research & Development and Associate Professor of Biological Complexity at the Center for the Study of Biological Complexity and as Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine.