FAQs

RIME

Social relationships are the main source of inspiration for RIME’s work. By combining an assortment of unique symbols, text, and characters, he communicates erotic, dysfunctional, and humorous stories taken from his everyday life. This autobiographical process allows RIME to emotionally invest into every piece, making the finished canvas true even if exaggerated.

Jasper Wong

Jasper Wong is a world-renowned artist, illustrator, curator, part of HypeBeast 100, and art director best known for his unique clash of Asian and pop culture. Jasper's work accross stencil, spraypaint and graphic art is powerfully driven by color and intricacy as it provokes and contrasts imagery from culture, celebrity, and politics.

Morgan Lappin

Morgan Jesse Lappin is a collage artist and musician based out of Brooklyn, New York. Morgan believes in creating an array of unity and conflict from imagery that never would be found together as a catalyst toward greater expression for the viewer and creator.

TRAV

Trav is a Los Angeles-based artist who is regarded internationally for pushing the boundaries of graffiti and fine art with his complex stencil composition. His works are boldly layered and pay homage to midcentury signage by exploring trade, craftsmanship, and its struggle with modern culture.

Caleb Troy

Caleb Troy is an emerging artist from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, living in Richmond, Virginia. His work features nature and human form in digital art, film and photography.

Billi Kid

Billi Kid is a contemporary artist, designer and curator whose artistic vision derives from a passionate urban temperament. His subversive aesthetic and strong brand identity mixes graffiti and street art sensibilities with sophisticated nods to high art, fashion and design. His multidisciplinary approach to storytelling generate beautifully crafted artworks and exhibitions that mirror the city landscape with unrivaled authenticity.

Layer Cake

Layer Cake, (aka Sean Sullivan) New York born, is a multi -faceted artist involved in music production, clothing, and his signature style stencil art. His clothing designs incorporate his love for fine/graffiti art and this has influenced how he approaches paintings on canvas. Many of his mixed media paintings contain iconic "pop culture" characters pulled from TV or period magazines such as Speed Racer, Pink Panther and Popeye. His composition are deep with texture, built up with layers of vintage comic book pages, creating a substrate of eye catching collages that are then completed with his trade mark stencil compositions.

Ian Hydeon Ferguson

Ian Ferguson (Hydeon) is a contemporary artist, illustrator, and designer living and working in Brooklyn, NY. Born in 1985, originally from San Diego, he received his Bachelor of Science degree in Graphic Design from the Art Institute of California – San Diego in 2006. Inspired by life experiences and consciousness, his thoughtfully detailed illustrative style evokes a sense of contemplative meaning in each piece. Using his characters and subjects as conduits for storytelling, Ferguson is able to deploy his thoughts and ideas through them. The aesthetics of his works, are often inspired by ancient historical civilizations, European Renaissance, Victorian Era, and the 1800’s American Civil War Era.

Gil Goren

Gil Goren's work accomplishes an insightful investigation about emerging visual context, highlighting a variety of elusive parts of our unstable reality that build the big picture of our existences. His works are often pervaded with encrypted codes whose urge the viewers to a process of deciphration. Goren's approach rejects any conventional classification and acts as a visual hunter, to cross the elusive boundary that defines the area of perception from the realm of experience.

Chris RWK

A child of the 80s, Chris’ world was often completely flooded with the imagery and ideas presented by his television, his comic books, and the music and movies of the time. Chris’ paintings frequently cite past conceptions of popular culture embedded in his psyche’s cache. Chris’ works frequently reveal everyday musings and people one would pass on the street without looking or thinking about twice. These images also aid Chris in the creation of a visual language comprised of his own iconographic imagery. Chris believes that the notions within his pieces serve as a backbone to the many stories created by the onlooker when he or she is viewing the work.

Erasmo

Erasmo's abstract paintings are dynamic and fluid, often using gravity to help create the pieces. With almost exclusive use of black and white, Erasmo's pieces jump and and play with light and shadow, despite the flat surfaces of the works.

Zest

Zest's artwork calls in an undeniable technical aspect, a legacy of long years of constancy and curiosity. His painting enriches the contemporary graffiti movement as well as the collections of painting lovers in the broad sense of the term. His style continues to evolve as he listens to his own plastic aspirations and honors his promises with talent.

SOBEKCIS

From the start of their artistic carrier as graffiti writers, one of the main goals was to achieve the highest levels of impact in their work. To create work with a purpose to catch your eye in the moment while you are passing by, and to stand out from all the surrounding clutter and noise of the environment.

Askew

Post-Graffiti artist from the South Pacific. Currently on the move, worldwide.

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