Welcome to the Organs Community

Owen Greenfield is an interrelated installation and production artist based in Boston Massachusetts. Primarily focusing in roles of production and support, Owen thrives in group atmospheres occupied by other creatives to design spaces, performances, and experiences. With touches of discovery, play, and absurdism, Owen designs and contributes to artful experiences which bridge the gap between the fine arts and community/group involvement.

Veronica is an up and coming producer and performer as well as a fellow Alumna of the Studio for Interrelated Media. Her bold collaborative energy and alternative influences makes her an asset on any production team.

Ethan Roy is an artist and designer currently lending his skills to the team. He will also be acting in a curatorial role, synthesizing his aesthetics and taste to create a visual language for Organs and connecting like-minded individuals.

Ruby Hewitt is a boston-based printmaker currently studying at MassArt. Through abstracted human figures and layered printing techniques, she is able to create incredible reflections on the everyday people around her, and it's that connection to the Boston community in Ruby's work that first led her to cross paths with Organs.

I'm a multimedia artist, with a passion for unforgettable events, expansive installations, fashion upcycling, and vibrant digital art. Sustainability is my guiding star in every project. Collaborating with Stamina Boston & Organs, I wear multiple hats as a photographer, event planner, and poster designer. Dive into my eclectic world, where creativity knows no bounds, and art harmonizes with community and purpose.

Kyra Stupik is a Boston-based interdisciplinary artist working with painting, video editing, Video DJing, projection mapping, production design, and installation. “While my work is multimedia, it all has a cohesive visual language which I attribute to my ability to trust my artistic process and my personal aesthetic. This visual language encompasses the media and art movements that have impacted me throughout my life such as surrealism, DIY punk, the early internet, assemblage, and early 2000’s reality television, commercials, and music videos.” Stupik’s art explores human behavior along with its causes and effects. As a result, their personal projects are often related to developmental theory, community, and documenting their personal experiences.

Re is a multimedia conceptual artist with career experience in event production/management. Her passion for artmaking is deeply tied to the passions of the peers around her. Her role within Organs is to coordinate logistics and hold the team together as it continues to grow.

Amélie is a multimedia artist with a focus in interdisciplinary video. Fascinated with space, solitude, and tension, she utilizes blank space between text, image, and sound to distort the viewers relationship with the subject. "look- but don't touch, watch- but don't learn, unveil- but don't show."

Nick is currently enrolled as a Photography BFA Senior at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design. He was born in Seoul, South Korea and grew up in central MA, just 30 miles west of Boston. Since he first picked up a camera in middle school, Nick has been intrigued by the enigmatic nature of the medium and the power of sequencing images to create a lyrical succession and visual narrative. He often turns to the camera in an effort to shape a visual index of everyday experiences through his lens, where he photographs small, intimate moments. Nick’s working practice is driven by his wonderment and curiosity of patterns and how they reveal themselves naturally. He aims to celebrate and render the world around him through a series of abstracting light from the everyday.

Abdullah is a fashion designer with a focus on the production side of the industry. As an Organs team member, he works on curating content for the magazine and finding new artists and small businesses for the brand to collaborate with.

My name is Max Aiden Ryan and I am a multidisciplinary artist mainly operating in the digital realm. My practice mainly focuses on immersive media using a technique called projection mapping. This technique lets me use a projector as a tool to sculpt and paint with light, blending physical objects and digital media seamlessly together. Within my work, I explore a range of themes from the reinterpretation and deconstruction of digital media and spaces. Be it in a digital space or a physical experience or, just a good book I love how people showcase their individual expressions and understanding of their personal experiences. This is why I’m also a live performer. Bringing people together to coexist with media as a way to create and empower connectivity and community within a physical space.

Sam Viscosi is a sound artist, producer, and performer with a keen eye for detail. His work is technical, well thought out, and he has always been a respected resource for musical production. His interdisciplinary roots as well as his every-kind and generous demeanor have made him a joy to have as part of our community.