Amelie de CirfontaineI am a French - American Street and Mural artist based out of San Francisco and Brooklyn. My work works through the co-existence of the past, present, and future within the female experience through the exploration of nature, shapes, and colours. You can stumble upon my works in the streets of San Francisco, Oakland, New York City, Brooklyn and Paris.
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Fick NeeleyFick is an artist from Syracuse, New York with interests and influences in color, architecture, and nature. With attention to perspective and dimension in his compositions, Fick is interested in the ways that painting and events can become sculpture, as well as the energy and emotion that can be captured and translated through light, color, and intricate design. The complexity of his style provides a contemplative space for the viewer to be layered with information needed to be discovered; a portal that feels more like a drive through the woods than a commute at rush hour.
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Ilana Weinberg Weinberg often juxtaposes obscene personal “sexcapades” with cartoonish realizations of spontaneous and neurotic internal dialogues. However — the artist intentionally avoids answering certain questions in her compositions, leaving metaphysical gaps between surreal worlds and crude fantasies. Weinberg casts herself (and unnamed guests) in an endless erotic bender, surrounded by unsent love letters and perpetually neurotic frogs. Her deceptively playful language and quirky band of animated sidekicks distracts viewers from panicked moral dilemmas.
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PonoPono lives and works in far West Texas, around the edge of the Chihuahua Desert. His work tends to play with heavy themes in a mischievous, light manner. Pono, is a name taken after the Hawaiian word itself, having several meanings, "righteousness" being among them. It is intended more as a reminder to strive to be a good human, than it is intended to be a name.
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Candy & FishCandy Kuo is a Taiwanese visual artist and muralist based out of Austin, Texas. With a history in fashion studies and illustration, her pieces feature strong female characters and draw influences from pop culture and music, as well as flora and fauna. She blends elements and motifs from different cultures, often creating an East meets West style. Her preferred poisons are acrylic, ink, and aerosol. Her primary focus for the last 6 years has been murals and large-scale installations.
Wade Thompson is a muralist and illustrator out of Austin as well. He has a unique style that blends graffiti and skateboard culture with the nostalgia of saturday morning cartoons. As a member of the Blue Dozen Collective FISH has traveled throughout the United States and abroad painting walls. |
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