Artists

ODENEDO is a contemporary visual artist based in Nashville, Tennessee, known for a distinct style he calls “Abstractadelicaturistic”—a fusion of abstraction, psychedelia, and intuitive expression. Driven by a lifelong obsession with rhythm, ODENEDO channels his energy into colorful, dynamic works created through countless hours of experimentation and dedication in the studio. His process is deeply personal and ever-evolving, rooted in passion and a refusal to be boxed in. Whether painting live during musical performances or alone in his creative space, ODENEDO’s work is an ongoing journey of self-discovery and artistic freedom.

Doug Ferrari is a Nashville‑area painter whose electric, psychedelic work transforms color and form into immersive visual experiences. His art uses swirling patterns, bold contrasts, and organic shapes to evoke altered perception and wonder. Whether through canvases or murals, Ferrari’s pieces explore the boundaries between the seen and unseen, inviting viewers into dreamlike spaces that pulse with energy and curiosity. His style bridges surreal abstraction with vivid visual storytelling, making him one of the more captivating voices in the modern psych‑art movement.

Traveling Scott’s YouTube channel is evolving into a vibrant showcase of both exploration and hands-on creativity. Beyond his surreal travel-inspired visuals, Scott is diving deeper into traditional and experimental art forms. He’ll be sharing his process with wood burnings, where he etches intricate, nature-inspired designs into wood with fire and precision. Alongside that, he’s creating bold acrylic paintings, often colorful and abstract, capturing moments from his journeys. His channel blends adventure with artistry, turning experiences into physical, expressive masterpieces.

Marcus Aurelius is a Tennessee-born visual artist whose work speaks in symbols, silence, and surreal intensity. Blurring the lines between myth and message, his style is as cryptic as his persona—raw, layered, and unapologetically original. Each piece feels like a cipher: emotionally charged, visually hypnotic, and designed to provoke more questions than answers. You don’t view Marcus’s art—you decode it.

Ryan Vincent Sauger is a multidisciplinary artist working in glass and paint, known for bold, emotionally charged pieces that blend grit, color, and raw energy. Dinosaurs were the first thing he ever drew—and he never stopped. Today, those creatures remain a signature thread through his work, reimagined through molten glass and expressive strokes. Whether sculpting fire or layering paint, Sauger creates from instinct, pushing materials and meaning to their edge.

Chris Fun is a self‑driven visual artist from Nashville who turned a handful of painting supplies borrowed from a friend’s closet into a vibrant creative life. His work spans canvas, prints, and wearable art, and he’s a familiar face at local festivals and shows — both as an exhibitor and as part of the crowd. Chris’s pieces are lively, accessible, and rooted in community; his art invites interaction, curiosity, and occasional surprise. For him, every show is as much about meeting people as it is about painting.