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Dash Studio Presents “Reflections” at Pullman Yards: New Artist Commissions Debut Alongside  Atlanta Art Fair and Luna Luna 

Three newly commissioned works by Jackson Marcovic, Victoria Dugger, and Barry Lee anchor the return  of the acclaimed immersive installation 

ATLANTA, GA – September 25, 2025 – Dash Studio is proud to announce the return of Reflections, the  acclaimed immersive art experience, to Pullman Yards this fall. Presented in celebration of Pride Month and coinciding with the Atlanta Art Fair and the Atlanta premiere of Luna Luna, this newest chapter of  

the project will be on view from September 25 – November 2, 2025, bringing renewed cultural visibility  to a beloved installation and debuting three brand-new artist commissions. This newest chapter of  Reflections continues the project’s mission to use large-scale immersive art as a platform for health,  equity, and inclusivity, creating spaces where underrepresented voices are amplified and communities  can gather in care. 

Audiences are invited to step inside three monumental kaleidoscopes—architectural-scale structures  housing newly commissioned digital artworks—each offering a distinct meditation on care, community,  and resilience. Together, the works illuminate themes central to Pride: visibility, inclusivity, and the  affirmation of lived experience.

“As a curator, I’m especially moved by how these artists channel have responded to our prompt with  work that insists on being seen and felt,” said Coco Conroy, Curatorial Director at Dash Studio. “Each  piece highlights care, community, and resilience in a different way—from the dance floor as a site of  healing, to flowers reclaiming visibility for marginalized bodies, to the rhythms of recovery from Long  COVID. Together, they embody the radical inclusivity that makes Pride more than a celebration—it’s a  cultural necessity.” 

Featured Artists and Works 

• Jackson Marcovic’s Ode to the gay bar where I got an HIV test (2025) is a chaotic, psychedelic  video composition that stitches together iPhone footage of Atlanta clubs, ballroom gatherings,  and underground performances with staged scenes of friends dancing. The work honors nightlife  as a site of care and public health while celebrating queer community through dirt, glitter, and  joy. Shown during Pride, it underscores the role of LGBTQ+ spaces as essential centers of  resilience, intimacy, and collective healing. In addition to his kaleidoscopic commission,  Marcovic’s Baroque Sunbursts will be featured concurrently at the Atlanta Art Fair at Pullman  Yards (presented by Hawkins Headquarters).  

• Victoria Dugger’s In Full Bloom (2025) reflects on the absence—and necessity—of inclusive  representation in healthcare and medical research. Tender yet unruly flowers bloom within a  vessel that is both protective and confining, evoking systems of care not always built for  marginalized bodies. As a disabled Black woman, Dugger calls for expansiveness and  compassion, reclaiming visibility in spaces where difference is too often overlooked—an  affirmation of Pride’s ongoing insistence that all bodies be seen and celebrated. Her work can  also be seen this season in a solo exhibition at the Hudgens Center for Art & Learning. 

• Barry Lee’s Disruption (2025), created while recovering from Long COVID, presents a  meditation on the interruption of daily rhythms. Through recurring imagery of the sun, moon,  and shifting horizons, the piece visualizes the blurred experience of illness while acknowledging  the crucial role of clinical trials in understanding and alleviating long-term effects. Lee’s work  resonates within the spirit of Pride by giving voice to personal struggle and collective  perseverance, insisting on care, dignity, and representation for those navigating invisible  conditions.

About Reflections Collective 

The Reflections Collective is a coalition of artists, advocates, and cultural producers committed to using  immersive art as a vehicle for public health equity and community visibility. The Collective launched  Reflections and its digital expansion, BeReflected.org, as platforms dedicated to amplifying  underrepresented voices in healthcare, celebrating diversity, and connecting individuals with resources  to support their health journeys. Together, these initiatives bridge art and advocacy, using creativity to  foster awareness, inclusivity, and systemic change.

Exhibition Details 

Reflections will be open to the public Fridays through Sundays, 4–9 PM, from September 25 – November 2, 2025 at Pullman Yards, with a special Thursday opening on Thursday, September 25th in  conjunction with the second iteration of the Atlanta Art Fair. Admission is free and open to all ages. 

Follow @dash._.studio and @reflections.collective for updates on related programs and special  events. 

About Dash Studio 

Dash Studio designs and produces art-centered environments that inspire meaningful engagement and  enhance the human experience. Blending architecture, technology, and storytelling, the studio has  created award-winning permanent and temporary installations across the globe and maintains an active  network of more than 600 creators across genres. Visit: dash.studio 

About Pullman Yards 

Pullman Yards is one of Atlanta’s most iconic cultural destinations, hosting art, performance, food, and  entertainment experiences within its historic rail yard complex. With its unique blend of history and  innovation, Pullman Yards is a hub for creativity and community in the Southeast. Visit:  pullmanyards.com

Media Contact: 

Coco Conroy 

[Curatorial Director, Dash Studio] 

[Coco@Dash.Studio \ Media@dash.studio] 

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