Roxana Casillas is a sculptor, born in Mexico City in 1964. Her work aims to celebrate the enigmatic aspects of femininity, delving into her own psyche as both the creator and the subject while offering viewers profound insights into the complexities of existence and the journey of self-discovery. Working primarily with contemporary sculpture, Roxana finds joy in the tangible and transformative nature of this medium.
Yuan Fang is a female artist born in China in 1985. Her works accommodate free interpretations and associations by viewers, either in a skilled combination of numerous conflicts or in adjustable light and shadow, rich in texture and natural interest. Moreover, she believes that an artist should continuously explore and create what is unknown, which is essentially similar to being an explorer.
Born and raised in Brazil, Arthur Dantes is a fine artist with a passion for surreal landscapes. Arthur’s passion for art eventually led him to study in England, where he currently lives and works. work tends to explore the themes of loneliness and liminality. The viewer is led to explore surreal dreamscapes, where emptiness plays an important role. Strange characters often inhabit these dreamscapes, dipping into Arthur’s passion for storytelling.
Veronique Avril is a French artist from Lyon. Drawing inspiration from contemporary culture as well as Japanese anime, Veronique believes that art is not confined to the works of established masters but is a fundamental aspect of human expression. She hopes that her audience will find joy and appreciation in her art, as she takes great pleasure in the process of creation.
IJWBAA is a multi-talented artist hailing from Pangasinan, Philippines. He delves into the realms of digital art, painting, and writing, demonstrating a diverse range of creative pursuits. His work revolves around a deep fascination with the fusion of three esteemed old masters, Rothko's abstract style, Giacometti's elongated figures, and Venus de Milo's armless physique.
Matthew Morpheus (Serhii Matveichenko) is a visual artist born in Ukraine. He currently lives in the United Kingdom, after living in Ukraine and Tel Aviv. Serhii is one of the flagships of contemporary art, and the artist's works fully convey the entire atmosphere of the 21st Century New Age concept, with its unique new cultural diversity and unusual genres and ideas.
Lola Yiting Zhang is a concept artist specializing in the entertainment industry. Her unique perspective and sensibility empower her to extract design inspiration from the most unexpected sources. She's always on the hunt for the bizarre and often overlooked elements in nature. Lola's design aesthetics are deeply rooted in her fascination with exploring the untamed beauty of unconventional forms.
Yahan Wang is a digital artist, visual designer, and curator currently based in New York and was born in Wuhan, China. She works on digital images, motion graphics, and interactive videos, which are generated from coding. Yahan's digital image works have explored glitch aesthetics and how the glitch culture challenges the idea of 'perfect design' in most digital media production.
Dezheng Cao is a Chinese artist, currently living in Scotland. In his works, he strives to journal the feeling of dreams - the thick and quiet sounds, the noisy blur of memory, and the secret messages hidden within. He hopes to transport viewers to a dream world that is both familiar and mysterious, where they can explore the secrets hidden within their memories.
Boran Hrelja is born in Slovenia and lives and works in Canada. From the early days of his studies, Boran was interested in art, artistic photography, and drawing. Professionally he explores media to support architecture. Lately, he has developed a profound interest in digital art, exploring the future of architecture from an art perspective. His abstract artwork is recognized, awarded, published, and exhibited.
Kun Li (KUNSTER) is an artist and illustrator, currently based in Hamburg, Germany. The series of Cybergirls comes from the story "TIKOOLAND", written by Kun Li herself. The story plots are about finding yourself and finding the meaning of life. With this creative concept, Kun Li suggests "The Rise of Female Power". They pursue their own values in different roles and bring positivity, love, tolerance, and justice to the social structures of different countries.
Sun Kun is an artist and spatial designer. Each brushstroke in his paintings is the smallest particle of the work, each grain of sand that makes up the universe and each point of our memory. The countless particles may not have much meaning or value when they stand alone, like a microcosm; it is only when they are distanced and viewed in the macrocosm that the whole can be seen.
Gabrielė Kuizinaitė is an art critic, art journalist, curator, gallerist, and international visual artist, based in Kaunas city, Lithuania. Art, for her, is like therapy and she likes to create abstract pictures. In her work she deals with nature, forests and trees, and how these can create signs and symbols. She creates in different media and techniques, especially dealing with digital art.
Brigitta Körmöndi is a self-taught digital artist from Hungary. When taking pictures, she often thinks about the world and art. Artworks can create meaning, convey messages, and decode messages. She believes that the key to all creative activity lies in self-education after university and thinks that this taught her to see and interpret our society and the world in her own way.
River is a visual artist and graphic designer specializing in digital design and large abstract canvas work. While her work is visually striking with intense color, her work is also known for her deep narratives on Māori culture, in particular, her recent canvas works look into museum repatriation. She wants people to understand colonisation and the devastating impact it had not only in Māori but all indigenous cultures.
Jiahan Fan is a visual and illustrative artist whose work reflects the every day possibilities of the imagination. Operating in a variety of materials and media, Jiahan specializes in combining visual art with the function of creating valuable and beautiful artworks. She draws inspiration from Popism, Generation Z, and Chinese culture to create work that employs the strategies of these disciplines while providing a visual experience for the viewer and participant.
Negentrop is a transnational collective of artists started by three sisters in Cornwall, UK, in 2022.Their aim is to visually respond to Cybernetic and Eschatological themes emerging in Science, Philosophy, and Art and, through this, develop new unknown ways of working visually & collectively. Negentrop believes individual creation is an 'obsolete' and 'manipulated' ideal and that we have entered a creative era that is unknown, unbound, and unhuman.
As an artist, Tsuki D Sureiya has always been drawn to the world of the unseen. From the spiritual to the financial, they explore themes of artificial intelligence and peer-to-peer digital cash in their bold yet soft, and technical yet natural style. After studying business, they found a passion for creating pixel art animations on an app, which sparked a lifelong interest in experimenting with images.
Stanko Gagrčin is a multimedia artist from Serbia. Although the process of creation is primarily intuitive for Stanko, the theoretical grounding through formal education allows him to always reflexively return to his works and has influenced the diversity of media and artistic genres through which he has expressed himself, positioning his work in a great plurality of aesthetics, sensibilities, and styles in the contemporary moment.
Marlene Jorge’s process is made of impromptu expression and unforced outbursts, and her compositions are like a personal diary, with works stemming from volatile emotions that well up within her mind and inquisitive spirit. She tries channeling her creative urges in order to produce unique artwork by extracting all creative juice from daily emotion-triggering activities as much as from more personal, deep realms.
Nemanja Regodic is a Serbian artist, from Novi Sad. Through his artistic experience, Nemanja tries to incorporate the motifs he encounters in everyday life and mix them with his own perceptions. They are very often strange or ominous, often evoking a certain feeling of mystery or unease. He continues experimenting with the drawings and creating his work through digital tools.
