Alessandro Macciocco was born in Cagliari, where he developed his passion for street art at a young age. He began exploring mediums at 14—canvas, wood, apparel, luggage, furniture, and footwear—to express his creativity. In 2015 he moved to Budapest, later organizing streetwear fashion shows in Budapest and London. His style blends street art, fashion, and pop culture. His vision is accessible, engaging art that pushes boundaries through live painting. He is the event organizer and art director of Street Art Week Italy.

David is an autodidact artist with 17+ years of experience, rooted in graffiti and street art. His work blends abstract forms with realism elements, creating a distinctive visual language. He works across murals, canvas, and drawings.

Enmanuel is a Dominican‑born, Aruban‑raised artist based in Amsterdam. In his work, he explores Caribeaness, drawing from his memories and experiences in the two islands, often through the genre of anime and manga. After moving to Amsterdam, he was drawn to fashion as a potential medium toward sustainability, and since his fashion school days he has sought to repurpose and give new life to textiles and garments—tools of artistic expression for him. Above all else, he loves telling stories, maintaining an experimental approach and working with different mediums, genres, and styles.

Evita is a Dutch artist and visual designer creating under the name EVITAROZA. Through her work, she translates emotions, dreams, and imagination into dreamy, magical art. She is inspired by nature, the universe, body, and soul. Through her art, she invites viewers to slow down, feel, dream, and reconnect with the magic within and around them.

Kimmi has been creative from a young age, with drawing a daily part of her life for as long as she can remember. In 2018, she began drawing eyes, inspired by Hans Ruigrok of Jazz Café ’t Geveltje, where she often sketched on beer coasters. After his encouragement, she taught herself through YouTube videos and hours of practice, including time drawing at Antiek Tattoo. Over time, she developed her own style, creating realistic eyes that feel true to her. She has also supported the creative community as a stage and artists manager for Art Battle Amsterdam. As a painter, she works more abstractly—playful, colorful, and full of bold strokes in purple, turquoise, and pink. For Kimmi, art is feeling, freedom, and expression.

Kseniia is an artist and muralist, as well as a fountain‑pen artist at Stanford Pen Studio. She also creates 3D painted art through her project Pen and Plastic, working across mediums with a distinctive, detailed style.

Lal Demir is an emerging abstract artist for you to keep on your radar.
Through her nuanced use of color and her exploration of texture and surface, Lal Demir creates a visual language that draws the viewer into the sensory realm of abstract art, evoking poetic expression and emotional depth through stain-like gestures and the depth effects generated by an atmosphere of light and shadow in the background.

Maricel is a Filipina‑Dutch painter, art teacher, and art organizer, known for being a two‑time finalist on Dutch TV. She is one of the founders of the Filipino Artists Guild Europe and the La Mode en Moi projects. As a multidisciplinary creative, she is always curious to see whether she can create an artwork in a short span of time—while having fun and meeting fellow creatives along the way.

Rae is a self‑taught artist who turned to art after leaving a healthcare path where she trained to be a physician. She began with watercolor in July 2022 and soon expanded into acrylics, soft pastels, oils, and encaustic. She loves bold color, moving between expressive abstraction and realism, shaped by her synesthesia, which lets her taste colors. Recently relocated from Oregon to the Netherlands, she has competed in ArtBattle events in Portland and Tacoma. Rae teaches watercolor and color theory, shares paint samples by syringe—earning the nickname Watercolor Drug Lord—and favors watercolor and encaustic: Fire and Ice.

Renée is a live wedding painter and courtroom sketch artist, used to working on the spot and capturing important moments while an audience watches over her shoulder. She works primarily in acrylics, mixing fun times, weird thoughts, and brushstrokes with a mind of their own—plus the occasional dino pun. Born in 1991 in Susteren, the Netherlands, she once dreamed of becoming a vet, but now channels that same curiosity and care into her art.

Sofia Shilova is a Ukrainian artist based in Eindhoven. She has been involved in art since childhood, studying graphic design and fine arts, but her artistic identity was shaped most by her move to the Netherlands during the war. Working in an expressionist style, she explores emotions—tension, fear, strength, and vulnerability—and draws inspiration from people and life’s contrasts. Recently, she has also begun combining painting with movement and sound in performance work. For Sofia, art is a way to process reality and share it with others.

Tess van Dorp (1998) is a multidisciplinary artist and guide building a soft world - one where you get to rest in gentleness, grace and ease. Her paintings, soft sculptures, and illustrations, deeply rooted in spirituality, are an invitation to pause, breathe and connect to your heart. The Beings found in her work are here to remind you that all you need to do is just BE, exactly as you are. You are supported and you are protected. Her art holds a great message of Love, the kind that is within you and all around. It speaks of oneness, magic and compassion. Welcome to her soft world, every being is welcome.