Aadesh, originally from Nepal and now based in London, has been painting since 2021. He’s bringing Art Battle to Nepal, creating an exciting platform for Nepalese artists to showcase their talent and engage with a wider art-loving community. His mission is to foster a deeper appreciation for creativity and build a stronger art culture in his home country.

Andy is a tattoo artist and painter from the Netherlands whose work explores the depths of dark surrealism. His paintings go beyond visuals, serving as metaphors that stir discomfort and introspection. Through confronting inner demons on canvas, Andy challenges viewers to engage with their own buried emotions and truths.

Originally from New Zealand and now based in Amsterdam, Cat Brown embraces a colorful artistic life through vibrant portraits, abstract landscapes, and imaginative paintings that captivate and provoke thought. Self-taught and inspired by outsider art, she brings a unique perspective shaped by her upbringing in a family of artists in a small seaside town.

Christos Triantafyllou creates surrealistic landscapes inspired by personal memories, literature, and places he’s visited, using layered planes, distorted proportions, and symbolic reconfigurations of reality. His central character, Roulis, acts as a shifting observer, reflecting different emotional states across each work. Influenced by Pop Art and comic styles, Christos uses acrylics, solid colors, and precise linework—often enhanced with paper tape—to construct dynamic, spatially complex compositions.

Eduardo Rojo lives and works in Amsterdam, creating intuitive paintings guided by gesture, rhythm, and raw emotion. Influenced by Latin American surrealism and Amsterdam’s multicultural energy, his work blends spontaneity and reflection, inviting viewers into a shared experience of memory and emotion. His practice embraces art as a communal ritual of expression and freedom.

Evert is a multidimensional, multidisciplinary visual artist based in Amsterdam whose work blends intricate symbolism with a mythic presence. His art explores universal themes of human consciousness and divinity, reflecting the depths of our shared humanity.

My name is Halina and I’m an artist from Poland. My favorite style is mixed media. I love making collages and painting with oils. I love creating stories and painting portraits of people and animals. I’ve been painting for 5 years. My greatest inspiration comes from watching myself develop and see how much I’ve grown over the years.

Jouke, born in 1984 in England to Scottish-Dutch parents, was raised in Chile. After studying oil painting with Paz Alvial, he moved to the Netherlands to study Audiovisual Arts at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy, graduating in 2011. Based in Amsterdam, he is a full-time musician and painter, creating abstract works inspired by nature that explore time, space, contours, absences, and traces.

Lillian is a mixed media artist who has spent most of her career creating and selling art in Amsterdam. Her eight years living in Spain deeply influenced her approach to color, especially the vibrant tones of the sea, which now flow naturally into her work. Known for her abstract figuration and expressive use of materials—from charcoal to paint straight from the tube—Lillian draws inspiration directly from nature, capturing movement and emotion through color.

Mane is a multidisciplinary artist from Italy who’s been painting since childhood. Her work spans graffiti and classical oil, combining different techniques with a strong intuitive approach. She sees live painting as a way to express emotion and find healing through the creative process.

Rinske is a self-taught artist based in Alkmaar. She has been drawing since childhood, but over the past two years, she has fallen deeply in love with painting—now her greatest passion. Her work is inspired by nature, people, and the connection between the two—the visible and the invisible. Through bold colors and intuitive expression, Rinske explores themes of emotion, connection, and presence.

Silvia’s work explores emotion, memory, and atmosphere through color and form. Influenced by masters such as Chagall, Klimt, Matisse, and Nicolas de Staël, her paintings balance figurative storytelling with expressive freedom. Based in Germany, she continuously draws inspiration from literature and music, allowing her art to unfold into a unique and unmistakable style.