Meet the Artists: Kathryn Mueller, Greg Lookerse, and Janee Noble

Greg Lookerse's show “Standard Martyrdom” explores martyrdom and evokes the question “What does it mean to die for your faith?” Photo by Kelsey Heng

Kathryn Mueller’s “The Studio of Elizabeth Le Brun” is an installation that draws its inspiration from the historical account of Le Brun and Marie Antoinette. Photo by Kelsey Heng

Kathryn Mueller’s “The Studio of Elizabeth Le Brun” is an installation that draws its inspiration from the historical account of Le Brun and Marie Antoinette. Photo by Kelsey Heng

Kathryn Mueller’s “The Studio of Elizabeth Le Brun” is an installation that draws its inspiration from the historical account of Le Brun and Marie Antoinette. Photo by Kelsey Heng

Janee Noble showcases his fascination with the darkroom process of black and white photography in her show titled “Process.” Photo by Kelsey Heng

Janee Noble showcases his fascination with the darkroom process of black and white photography in her show titled “Process.” Photo by Kelsey Heng

Greg Lookerse's show “Standard Martyrdom” explores martyrdom and evokes the question “What does it mean to die for your faith?” Photo by Kelsey Heng

Greg Lookerse's show “Standard Martyrdom” explores martyrdom and evokes the question “What does it mean to die for your faith?” Photo by Kelsey Heng