Ben Eine, born in London, began his artistic journey in the London graffiti scene of the 90s, known for creating striking forms with a relentless “Graffiti Mentality”. He gained recognition for his outstanding typographic style, becoming one of the most successful letterform artists globally. He became famous for painting his distinctive alphabet letters on shop shutters by the mid-2000s. His artwork reached impressive heights when it found its way to the White House. His pieces of art were presented to the 44th President of the United States, Barack Obama, by the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, David Cameron. Today, from London to Los Angeles and Florence to Tokyo, his work of art has been featured in numerous gallery shows.

Buff Monster is an influential contemporary artist known for his distinctive, joyful, and instantly recognizable style. It is a unique fusion of underground comix, punk music, and street culture, with major influences including heavy metal music, ice cream, pop art, Japanese culture, and graffiti, which appeals particularly to the end of Generation X and early Millennials. Born in Hawaii, he began his art career through graffiti on the streets and gained recognition by displaying his hand-silk screened posters and stickers throughout the city, with his most iconic character of a colourful, cute, one-eyed creature. Over his 15-year artistic journey, he has painted murals worldwide, including being featured in Banksy’s Oscar-nominated documentary “Exit Through the Gift Shop”.

Carolina Adan is a Spanish artist known for her unique blend of pop and street art. Her artwork challenges stereotypes and social hierarchy while incorporating elements of fashion and advertising imagery. Inspired by pop culture, female mythology, and urban art, she creates thought-provoking pieces with a focus on the human figure. Adan’s art can be categorised into personal concept-based works, live art at events in Majorca, and portrait commissions. Her biggest influence is the people around her, capturing the essence of her subjects. She transitioned from a science background to pursue art, studying under painter Antonio Lopez. Currently residing in Palma de Majorca, the island plays a significant role in her work.

Carrie Reichardt is a self-described “Craftivist” known for her politically charged ceramic art. She brilliantly combines muralist techniques with mosaic art, screen printing her own tiles for large-scale projects. Her artistic journey began with a First-Class degree in Fine Art from Leeds Metropolitan after studying at Kingston University. Her creations, such as the Tiki Love Truck and the Trojan Horse, are visual protests against systematic injustice and social activism. Over the past two decades, she has been involved in various community and public art projects worldwide, including murals in Mexico City, Argentina, and Chile.  She has also held artist residencies at various institutions, including Camberwell Art College and The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust.

Daniel Rozenberg, also known as Dadara, is a renowned multidisciplinary artist celebrated for his unique and experimental approach to art. His creative art journey began with cartoon drawings for comic magazines and designing flyers and record covers for the techno scene. His work of art extends beyond traditional boundaries, often taking the form of whimsical and decorative pieces that convey profound, sometimes concealed messages. He is famous for his extravagant installations and performances held worldwide. Through his art, he invites audiences to “open their eyes and minds” to their surroundings and their broader societal roles. His pieces address themes, such as government control, transparency, privacy, and regulations as well as value creation, money, and dreams.

The London Police is an art duo on a mission to add more beauty to the world. Chaz Barrisson and Bob Gibson, known for their iconic “Lads” characters, have been leaving their artistic imprint on the streets across the globe for two whole decades. Their creative journey began back in 1998 in Amsterdam, and after years of travelling and painting, they became known in the world of street art. Their “Lads” characters, which are a reflection of their personal feelings, have been brightening up streets and bringing smiles to people’s faces worldwide. In just a couple of years, this dynamic duo has created over a thousand characters, all drawn by hand without the use of stencils. What’s really fascinating is their knack for drawing perfect lines and circles in virtually any dimension, whether it’s a small artwork or a massive wall. As time passed, The London Police’s unique style has placed them alongside some of the most celebrated street artists of today.