Maeve Eichelberger

Maeve Eichelberger will spend her residency creating a collection of botanical illustrations depicting native plants, each hand-etched on acrylic saddle sculptures. Currently at work on a series about water in the West, Eichelberger plans to highlight the resilience and vulnerability of plant life growing near Colorado’s rivers.

About the Artist

Maeve Eichelberger was born and raised on a ranch in Larkspur, Colorado. Inspired by formal design principles, Maeve honors the history of the West by interpreting it through layered sculptures infused with nostalgia and beauty.

Raymundo Muñoz

Printmaker Raymundo Muñoz will spend his residency highlighting the awe-inspiring beauty, richness and diversity of native tree species. Using a variety of printmaking media including linocuts, monotypes, stencils and chine collé, Muñoz will create works seeking to bridge humankind’s inner nature with the natural world. 

About the Artist

Raymundo Muñoz was born and raised in El Paso, Texas, but Denver has been his home since 1999. He is a self-taught printmaker who finds endless inspiration in the natural world. He believes that art is a bridge, and that its greatest function is to connect people across time and space.

Jaime Molina

Jaime Molina’s practice encompasses a variety of works and media, including large-scale murals, sculpture and multimedia paintings. Inspired by the plants and wildlife thriving in his backyard, Molina will explore the role of native plants in urban landscapes. During his residency, he hopes to create a dialogue between people, place and nature.

About the Artist

Based in Littleton, CO, Jaime Molina has exhibited work and installed murals nationally and internationally. These projects include a year-long installation, Past the Tangled Present at the Denver Art Museum, a monumental sculpture commissioned by the city of Denver in Barnum Park called La Valeta and a permanent installation in Meow Wolf’s Convergence Station.