Emma Driskill is a multidisciplinary artist, ritual facilitator, and practicing witch based in Massachusetts. She has decades of experience in witchcraft and has spent over twenty years working with tarot and spellwork. Her creative practice centers on transformation, personal mythology, and intuitive storytelling through immersive, symbol-rich photography and multimedia compositions.

Emma is the creative producer at Lux et Umbra, a fine art photography studio dedicated to exploring identity, shadow work, and sacred connection through collaborative portraiture and experiential events.

In addition to her artistic work, Emma is a project manager with over seven years of experience working alongside libraries. When she’s not creating altars or facilitating group rituals, she enjoys chaotic craft projects, spending time with her tiny dog Willa and husband Conor, and assembling elaborate charcuterie boards in Georgetown, MA

Kate Pazzenese

Kate Pazzanese is an artist, illustrator and self proclaimed nerd living in Reading MA. She graduated from the University of Massachusetts Amherst with a BA in Studio Arts: Animation. Though she dabbles in many forms of media, her most enjoyable mediums are watercolor and gouache. Kate credits her inspiration to the land, folklore, and the small details in everyday life that make it magical. Whenever she picks up a pencil or paintbrush, it is her intention to bring the outside inward. While nature is a prominent theme in her work, Kate is also fascinated by the mysterious and otherworldly. It is because of these interests that her work blends and creates a powerful dichotomy between the tension of reality and whimsy of fantasy. While not creating art, she can be found in local bookshops, sipping hot tea (even in the dead of summer) and playing Dungeons & Dragons with good friends.