Meet Our Artists

Get to know the artists behind the work. Allied Arts is proud to highlight local and regional artists who contribute to Milledgeville and Baldwin County’s creative community. Learn more about their work, inspiration and connection to the arts below.

Andrzej Sikorski is a Milledgeville-based artist working in acrylic and oil. His work explores color and perspective through a variety of subjects inspired by his surroundings. His pieces have been displayed in local businesses and throughout the community.

Nicole Isaac is a photographer whose work captures natural and built environments. Her images focus on color, composition and everyday moments, highlighting details often overlooked.

Haley Warner is a mixed media artist whose work spans painting, textiles and handcrafted pieces. She explores a variety of creative techniques, bringing a personal and expressive approach to each piece.

Molly Fox is a self-taught contemporary artist who creates whimsical, dreamlike work across multiple mediums, including oil painting and mixed media.

​Sandy MacPherson is a self-taught acrylic painter whose work blends impressionistic and abstract styles. Inspired by nature and light, her paintings often incorporate fluid techniques to create expressive, layered compositions.

​Krista Kugaraj works in acrylic and watercolor, using her art to express emotion and faith. Her work often aims to evoke a sense of joy, and some pieces incorporate the word “faith” as a subtle detail.

Audrey Crumbley is a retired physician who began watercolor lessons through Georgia College Continuing Education in 2015. She is drawn to bright vivid colors and is currently exploring mixed media and abstraction. Her other interests are music, gardening, reading, and sewing. She believes that painting teaches people how to see the natural world in a different way and how to slow down.

Bobbi F. Johnson is a mixed-media artist based in Sparta, Georgia, whose textured abstract works explore themes of transformation, resilience, faith, and personal growth. Born in the Philippines and raised in Georgia, she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Studio Arts from the University of North Georgia. Through layers of color, texture, and gesture, she creates expressive pieces that invite reflection on change, healing, and renewal.

Born in 1965 in New Orleans to Peruvian and Chilean heritage, Mejia is an abstract painter working primarily with archival oil, solvent, and acrylic in an experimental, process-driven approach. He has exhibited widely, including the Bronx Biennial, Latino Art Museum, Art Takes Times Square, and the Auburn Avenue Research Library. His work is included in collections such as the Cultural Patrimony of Peru, the Latino Art Museum, and the Tubman African American Museum. He lives and works in Sparta, GA.