Within the very fabric of "Somethings Off," we encounter an artistic duet that reverberates with both harmony and dissonance—the visionary dialogues of Brandon Gastinell and Yashua Bloom. An invitation to traverse the thresholds of artistry and introspection, this exhibition reveals the beauty that thrives in the midst of struggle and the obscured realities beneath polished surfaces.

Brandon Gastinell's artistry is an intimate exploration of ballerinas' anatomy—a delicate dance between the elegance of ballet and the rigors that define their journey. Each stroke on the canvas unravels a narrative of resilience, attracting discerning eyes and adorning prestigious spaces.

Yashua Bloom's "Home Sweet Home" series offers an introspective lens into his exploration of philosophy, upbringing and past as a Jehovah's Witness. The canvases breathe with narratives of homes once visited, juxtaposing façades of affluence with the unspoken tales hidden within, shedding light on the duality of human existence.