kahalla is a Queer, neurodivergent, Black and Ilokano educator, multidimensional creator, and communal archivist from the Bay Area in California. A product of both communal training and institutional investigation, kahalla’s practice includes gathering and sharing tools that allow highly sensitive creative people and historically disenfranchised BIPOC communities to retrieve Transdiasporic histories via somatic expression and Ancestral-land-based relations. /sf

Evenezer's brother taught him to draw before he could write. He creates through painting, drawing, dancing, chemistry, math and teaching ballroom dancing./sf

Tara uses color and shape to convey emotion. She loves drawing and sketching portraits and transforms black and white drawings into bright paintings.

I look forward to joining everyone.

Téa is 25-year-old lesbian artist currently in the animation field with a fine art background. Téa is also a 3rd generation San Franciscan.

Cori expresses their dreams and ideas through bright, multi-dimensional artwork. They consider their art "modern psychedelic with a story".

Ky is a Black and Filipinx queer artist. They find inspiration through nature, bright colors and being in community with other black queer people. Ky identifies as an anti-imperialist, anti-capitalist and likes to throw azz.

I am so excited to be a part of Art Battle! I joined my first Art Battle, last month, on a whim. Although I had no idea what I was getting myself into, what I found was joy, passion, and a sense of community.

Uncle Bobby's art has been described as a mixture between sweet and sad, which they feel is fairly accurate. They are inspired by the fact that art is life.

Going in with no preparation like usual. We get to find out what I'm going to paint together. Come bare witness. Enjoy yourselves