What motivates Ryan Schneider is his remembrance of everyday moments. For the artist, surrounding objects, figures, and environments form his own life, leaving his everyday emotions as memories. These processes not only form his life but also convince him of present aspects of life, motivating the artist to move the direction of his life. Schneider's pieces created by thickly applying flamboyant colors, scraping them away, and then adding more paints, captures the attention of viewers with its ingenious harmony of texture and color sensations. Schneider's work, particularly characterized by the elements of intensity, fear, humor, tenacity, and novelty, completes them all in the same space, representing spiritual freedom that the artist only has. Emily Noelle Lambert's work is influenced by her personal feelings and experiences of her surrounding scenes. These feelings clash with each other, creating a somewhat incongruous world in her canvas. She embraces figures, places, and situations in one canvas, whether rational or irrational, conscious or unconscious, as a perfect means to narrate her own stories. Lambert's work is brimming with energy and emotions are represented in distinctive language, based on her own visual experience and the subconscious. It is perhaps more interesting for appreciators to focus on the witty composition between figures and the background and her unconscious imagination rather than concentrating on an accurate interpretation of images.

The exhibition featuring works of Ryan Schneider and Emily Noelle Lambert provides an opportunity to experience aspects of their lives through their pieces recalling past reminiscences. As Schneider mentioned that to depict his life in painting is the greatest motive of all, what do our eyes depict? In the show composed of everyday moments, you are expected to have an invaluable time to envisage your present and future life.