Alec Monopoly is a New York-born street artist known for his vibrant graffiti works. His art reinterprets symbols of wealth and pop culture through a blend of satire and bold color. Now based between Miami and Puerto Rico, he continues to merge street aesthetics with fine art in globally recognized exhibitions and collaborations.

Eduardo Kobra is a Brazilian muralist renowned for his large-scale works combining hyperrealistic portraits with kaleidoscopic geometric patterns. His murals address themes of peace, diversity, and social justice, transforming public spaces into messages of unity. Active worldwide, Kobra’s art bridges street culture and fine art with technical precision and global reach.

Ron Klimovsky is an enigmatic artist of Middle Eastern and French heritage whose work challenges traditional boundaries. Self-taught, he blends minimalism with bold forms, creating pieces that reimagine art history through a contemporary lens. His anonymous presence centers the art itself, offering a fearless, evolving exploration of creativity and identity.

Gal Yosef is a self-taught digital artist specializing in 3D character reinterpretations. His hyperrealistic works blend nostalgia and luxury, transforming familiar icons into emotionally charged figures. Through meticulous digital sculpting, Yosef establishes himself as a leading voice in contemporary digital and collectible art.

SN is a mixed-media artist exploring transformation, beauty, and renewal through symbolic, nature-rooted imagery. Drawing from a background in nature photography, SN layers charcoal, oil paint, precious metals, and real butterflies into contemplative compositions. Recurring butterfly motifs evoke change and emotion, inviting viewers into poetic reflections on life’s shifting cycles.

Markus Klinko is an internationally acclaimed photographer and director, recognized for iconic fashion, music, and celebrity imagery. Over three decades, he has produced campaigns and portraits for global brands and leading figures. Trained as a classical harpist in Paris, he brings precision, lighting mastery, and performance sensitivity to photography today.

Mateo is a contemporary artist based in Montrea known for ornamental, street-inspired works and signature painted rugs. Blending urban expression with ancestral craft traditions, his patterned portraits explore identity, memory, and an “inner garden” where cultural symbols and personal histories unfold through the human form.