Anna, originally from Ukraine, has painted since childhood, drawing on traditional Ukrainian art and techniques. Now based in California, she finds inspiration in the ocean while often blending it with Ukrainian folk art. Working across mediums from ceramics to sculpture, she focuses most on painting, using vibrant colors to capture mood and meaning.

Multi-medium indecisive artist who can never take herself too seriously.

Originally from Los Angeles. I've moved around my entire life and during Covid was when I found my love of art again. I decided to take the leap to move up to San Francisco and to finish my degree in Art and Art History after a near death experience.

I’m a Brazilian visual artist and game designer. I paint whimsical and dark abstracts and surreals with ink and acrylic on canvas, and also illustrations digitally or on paper.

Kat is a queer, neurodivergent magpie punk artist who turns creative reuse into catharsis. Inspired by pop art, punk rock, and science, she works with whatever materials she can scavenge—junk or traditional—crafting bold, offbeat pieces with heart. Her style is simple, her ideas delightfully strange, and her process unapologetically instinctive.

Lulu is a self-taught digital artist who’s been drawing since age 11. She creates imaginative, world-building art and is currently exploring color theory and animation. Lulu uses tools like Procreate, Photoshop, Illustrator, Clip Studio Paint, and Paint Tool SAI. By day, she works as a software engineer at Meta.

Colombian artist who came to conquer bay area with her art!

Mona’s passion is creating artwork that enhances and expands the world we live in—whether through mythical creatures, characters, or conceptual products that amplify life’s experiences. She has experience in conceptual, fine, and applied arts across both 2D and 3D mediums. In fine art, she works with oil and acrylic on canvas and wood panels, as well as clay sculptures. Her digital skills include Adobe Suite for 2D illustration and graphic design, and 3D modeling and rendering using Zbrush, Rhino 3D, and Keyshot.

Nicole Shek (she/her; they/them) is an Oakland-based interdisciplinary artist whose creative process taps into flowstate, intuitive experimentation, and interconnected energy, embracing psychedelic imagery and abstract expressionist aesthetics. Proficient in painting, photography, graphics, illustration, and textiles, Nicole seamlessly transitions between roles as a live painter, photographer, and multi-disciplinary creator.


Grounded in intuition, their art reflects a diverse background and global experiences, capturing the richness of life. Navigating their identity as an Asian American and global citizen, Nicole blends surrealism and abstract expressionism to explore interconnectedness in everyday moments.


With a palette reflecting ephemerality in bold strokes and vibrant hues, , Nicole's creations invite viewers on a journey through diverse influences. From painting to photography, their work is a genuine reflection and appreciation for the simple yet profound aspects of the complex human experience, making it both accessible and deeply resonant.

Sara is a retired dreamer turned art student, now exploring watercolor, acrylic, oil, and printmaking. Her work draws inspiration from nature, ecology, animals, and LGBTQ+ themes—blending curiosity, care, and vibrant creativity across every medium she touches.

Taylor Gallegos is a classically trained muralist and lifelong artist blending realism and abstraction to create layered, thought-provoking works. With over a decade of experience, his large-scale pieces span styles and locations across the U.S. Taylor’s commercial art brings client visions to life, while his fine art explores personal philosophies and visual storytelling.