Immersive Worlds: Cities, Castles and Countrysides
Immersive Worlds: Cities, Castles and Countrysides explores the many worlds we inhabit: real and fantastical. Curated by North Pole Artist Max LaZebnik, the exhibition draws deeply from the studio’s archive to present a compelling selection of works that examine the spaces, landscapes, and communities that shape our sense of belonging. Moving between urban centers, fantastical structures, and rural environments, the featured works invite viewers to consider how meaning is constructed through place.
Featured Artist & Curator - Max LaZebnik
Featuring Work By
Kristy Yawman
Originally from Los Angeles, Max LaZebnik(b. 1991) has been creating art since childhood. Max’s characteristic style is present across diverse subject matter including portraits, outer space, landscapes, and 1960’s inspired folk art. Max primarily works with COPIC markers, POSCA markers, colored pencils, ink, and graphite pencil. Max processes his life experiences as a neurodivergent person and the social justice issues impacting his life and the world around him through portraiture. His passions are evident in his diverse collection of work which explores subjects related to politics, current events, art, theme parks, music, film, and pop culture.
Dan Tran
Doug Wing
Nathan Ueno
Aaron Cunningham
Eli Karn
