Exemplifying oppositional attraction, coexisting artists; Shayne and Nyx portray two separate truths that are inherently complementary to one another and ultimately halves of a whole. Reflecting upon upbringing, surroundings and instinctual ways of living, Nyx depicts a subjective perspective using radiant squiggles and smudged colors inspired by the senses and emotions our perceived environment evokes. Her work contemplates what is visibly here, which encompasses human experience that the self creates from temperament and influences; the capital “I” in us that is the ego. Pushing this ego aside, Shayne explores the more invasive truths that are beyond our filtered perception by using repetitive patterns of transitioning colors and illustrating internal events. Delving in realms touched upon science, mathematics and philosophy as a place that is void of boundaries and limits. In the invisible realm we inhabit, the fabric of time and space bare naked and form together intimately. Revealing this grand design gives light to the corresponding response which is the tangible constructs of the perceivable world that Nyx explores. Similarly, when each artists’ bodies of work are put together they create a totality of existence and involvement that bridges the gap between the subjective and the objective.