Jillian Adel is an artist, activist and designer, based in Los Angeles, dedicated to the healing and connection possible when we shine light on the darkest corners and celebrate the most shimmering parts of ourselves and each other.

Growing up biracial, I’ve often felt caught in the in-between, sometimes feeling “too American to be Japanese” and other times “too Japanese to be American.” Painting allows me to explore my heritage and helps me feel more connected.

Thumy Phan is a Vietnam born, OKC raised, multidisciplinary illustrator, designer & creative based in Oklahoma City. She finds inspiration in people’s identities and brings them to life using vivid colors, swirls, and tons of magical details.

Rebecca MacAnlis-Otaesiri is a contemporary realist digital and oil painter (whose vision is to become the modern-day Vermeer). Currently, she is sharing portraits of NY health workers on Instagram, using the hashtag: #portraitforhealthworkersny.

Christina Michalopoulou is a Greek contemporary painter working with acrylic or oil paint on large canvas to create abstract and photorealism artworks.

Jenn Cacciola is a US-based artist working mainly in painting, fiber, and installation. She’s been awarded residencies with the National Parks Foundation, Cel del Nord, and World of Co, among others. She’s also a core member of Openings Collective.

Lilo Encinas was born in Tijuana, Mexico the most culturally vibrant border region in the world. She grew up with a cultural duality unique to the region that has yielded vision and inspiration to her work.

Emma is an exhibition designer and activist artist based in Los Angeles. She creates public art installations that explore issues of social justice to educate and inspire change. Her past work has explored homelessness, undocumented people, workplace sexism, and public education.

Visual artist and painter originally from Flint, Michigan. Moved to Los Angeles in 2015 and honed in on studying different behaviors and perceptions through paintings.

Received her MFA from Lesley University College of Art and Design. Her work has been shown at the CCCM, Hote Gallery (Los Angeles, CA), SOMArts. Publications include Los Angeles Times, Young Space, Voyage LA Magazine, and ArtMaze Magazine.

Kalin Monet Brown, also know by K. Monet is a self-taught expressionist artist with a background in Architecture. She portrays negative and positive outlooks on life through a variety of mediums and themes commonly symbolized by astrology and astronomy.

Tijera S. Williams is a multimedia painter, photographer, and design artist. Her work is a megaphone for advocacy and calling out privilege through her cultural significance as a Black woman in America.

Summer Elliott is a recent graduate of Southwestern University with a BA in both history and fine arts focusing on 2D media. Her artwork addresses the complexities of living and being a citizen in a hypermodern world.

Holly Meyers is a collage, painter, and illustrator artist. She finds her inspiration from reconnecting with the past through discarded old photos and uses them to tell stories of love.

Jordan Merlino is a Baltimore native and paper-cut artist. After sketching her Amethysts, she was inspired to create a series of works dedicated to crystals and hence her passion for paper-cutting was born.

Born in Paris, France, Claire Kosasky artwork is a blend of European sensibilities with a current American perspective. She uses paint abstractly to create the illusion of reality.

Divine Zamir is a bold and unapologetically, engaging re-emerging intuitive abstract artist and muralist. Her work is dedicated to the personal process of healing and inspiring other women in their own personal journeys.

Born in Caracas, Venezuela, Daniela Sanchez Vegas is a self-taught artist who seeks to express "color in all its beauty" through ceramic, painting, sculpture, and murals.

LE BohemianMuse is a first-generation Ghanaian-American artist in San Francisco. Through this persona, she revitalizes the influence that art has on life and society, using the creative force as a mirror to the joys and faults of humanity.