I focus on "Lived Experience" artwork. My creations are based in the raw, emotional aspects of my life, and I utilize them as a method of communicating my story when words simply won't do.

When there are no words to express yourself...
When your mind is thick with thoughts that you can't untangle...
When all you need is for someone to understand you and nothing comes out right...
When your limits are breached and the floods of emotion overwhelm you...
When there seems to be nothing else to do...
It's time to get creative.

GooDOne brings bold, raw lines and vibrant colors to life with a style that thrives on rhythm, instinct, and streetwise energy. His work moves between abstract labyrinths of black-and-white geometry, surreal character portraits dripping with color, and larger-than-life faces that confront the viewer head-on. Whether it’s the jagged maze of interlocking forms, the neon-bright figure with flowing hair and sharp attitude, or the powerful blue visage painted live with fast strokes, GooDOne’s art carries the pulse of both the street and the stage. Every piece is a battle in itself

I’m a visual artist studying Art Therapy at Rutgers University. I work in digital, acrylic, and photography to explore emotion, identity, and growth. My art is a reflection of what I’ve lived through—turning struggle into something visual, honest, and alive. I want my work to remind people that creativity can be a form of strength.

I’m a Philadelphia based muralist, glass artist and craft-maker. I have 35 murals in the city and several in Florida, I spent years doing portraits of gun violence victims for a non-profit and also did live portraits of rappers . My style is heavily geometric, with a plasticity in portrait painting and an interest in sensory experiences thru visual art.

I am a visual artist who weaves dreams, emotions, and stories into visual art. I use luminescent colors, symbolism imagery and exaggerated visuals to bring light to the emotions that are often kept in the dark.

Artist Bio
Geraldo Gonzalez is a Puerto Rican American artist born in 1988 and based in Wilmington, Delaware. He is first and foremost a transit artist, known colloquially as “The King of Transit.” He sources material for his artwork from his trips on local transportation systems in Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York. Geraldo is a prolific multimedia artist, working in colored pencil, acrylic paint, watercolor, digital photography and video. He has been a member of the Creative Vision Factory in Wilmington, Delaware since its opening in 2011, fostering a mutually beneficial, long lasting relationship with the organization. Geraldo has exhibited widely throughout Delaware, in solo shows at the Creative Vision Factory and MarketPlace Gallery, and group exhibitions at the Delaware Art Museum, the Delaware Contemporary, Chris White Gallery, the Biggs Museum of American Art, Johns Williams Gallery and the Fleisher/Ollman Gallery in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He has four artworks in the University of Delaware’s permanent collection and is represented by the Koelsch Gallery in Houston, Texas. Through his frequently updated social media (@thekingoftransit), we are invited to follow the artist’s process and ever-colorful evolution.

My name is Jack Lynch. Most of the art I create is done with a mix of acrylic, oil, chalk, and watercolor. The majority of my work is perception based, some of it is abstract, and some of it flows along the traditional ridges of portrait and landscape art.

I find inspiration through my native heritage, the physical world around me, and through the emotions right on the surface of my consciousness. I like working with raw materials, imperfect pieces of paper, and various paints (in a very unorganized fashion).

Creating feels good, so I use this medium to express the emotion(s) and feeling(s) that flow through me. I find it more therapeutic than I ever imagined, and I encourage others to create and express simply to feel a release.

Bests, Jack Lynch

I've been an artist and creative all my life, but it's only been within the last couple years that I've learned to let go and play by my own rules. I love creating expressive pieces inspired by nature, filled with emotions. I finish each of my paintings with metallic paints, adding a pop of gold or shimmer.

When not behind a canvas, I enjoy performing in various ways: music, comedy, etc. I'm in a pirate band called The Cardinal Sins (@cardinal.sins.pyrates) and pun / wordplay competition group called PUNnic Wars (@punnicwar).

I use a mixture of different mediums to make surreal paintings and drawings. Whether I’m using ink, oil, or acrylic, my canvas usually just becomes a quagmire of aliens and monsters getting involved in strange situations. I’m also a writer, and I’m currently working on making graphic novels so that I can turn the novels that I’ve already written into a visual format.

I’m a 20 year-old African American visual artist from Memphis, Tennessee, now based in
Camden, New Jersey, with a passion for expressing personal and cultural narratives through figurative painting. I am also a full time college student currently pursuing a BFA.

Tiffany Horne, aka Jewel z Artist has been creating vibrant and expressive artwork for over 10 years. Tiffany is an accomplished artist with awards stretching back to a congressional art competition in 2014. She was also featured in the book "Unpublished: The Visual Writing and Art Collaborative 2015" as well as being featured in the recent "Stay Woke" art show in Philadelphia. With no Allegiance to any one medium or style, she is dedicated to allowing every work to come to fruition in the form that that she feels best suits the piece.

I am artist from philly but I grew up in morocco, I was always inclined towards art and music since childhood, whether it was drawing, painting, spray painting or even hand crafts. painting and drawing was always a way for me to relax and forget about the world around me