MEET THE ARTISTS

Abraham Osorio, 1990, El Salvador. Based in London. In his works, he seeks to "awaken and sensitize individual and collective consciences through the human being as the main axis. He speaks of the core of the human being of emotions, a permanent reflection on identity, on life in urban and rural societies in their environments, exploring themes between the inspirations of the individual and the demands of everyday life, using social realism as the main dialogue, within its proposal being this same cause and effect.

Ajax is a painter based in Hastings, England specialising in large-scale murals. A graduate of the University of the Arts London, he has worked as a freelance muralist since 2018, completing works at music and mural festivals as well as collaborating with various social and environmental organisations. His work, inspired by nature and informed by themes of folklore, blends realism with elements of fantasy and imagination.

Some say, if you cut him, he bleeds Belton Ruby Red. Others say he has two left hands and only paints with his pinky finger. Rumours whisper that he was conceived in a lab with DNA from Dondi, Seen and Lady Pink. We can only speculate on these incredible claims, but one thing is for certain… Amuk bloody loves graffiti.

Ana Fish is a street artist and illustrator known for her bold, grotesque cartoon characters and disruptive visual storytelling. Her work blends elements of fine art illustration, 2D animation, and large-scale mural painting, creating a distinct style that is both playful and unsettling. Inspired by the exaggerated energy of animation, Ana's creations are filled with vibrant colors, exaggerated forms, and a raw, expressive edge that challenges traditional aesthetics. Since beginning her mural journey in early 2023, Ana has completed numerous large-scale works, including her most ambitious piece spanning 85 square meters. She has painted at renowned street art festivals such as Look Up and Hit the North. Through her art, Ana explores the fine line between the childish and the grotesque, embracing imperfection and pushing boundaries. Whether on walls or in digital illustrations, her characters evoke a sense of rebellious nostalgia-both humorous and eerie, familiar yet unsettling. With each piece, Ana Fish continues to carve out a space for her distinct aesthetic, challenging viewers to embrace the weird, the wild, and the wonderfully absurd.

Ansley Randall is a street artist known for bold, retro-inspired patterns, vibrant color palettes, and an intuitive process rooted in movement, rhythm, and form. Drawing from mid-century design and abstract art, she transforms public walls, canvases, and interiors into immersive environments that spark joy and connection. Her creative journey is both spontaneous and intentional - she lets “color and shape take the lead,” resulting in compositions that are playful yet thoughtfully composed. From large-scale murals to hand-made goods, her work is all about engaging communities, brightening everyday spaces, and blending nostalgia with modern energy.

Aspire is an artist from the United Kingdom. He specialises in Street Art depicting his signature subject of birds. Through his pixelated paintings Aspire aims to capture these inhabitants of our environment, and serve as a reminder that digital copies might be all that remind of our natural world in the future.

Ben Rider a neon ink obsessed screenprint lunatic who specialises in making rough, raw, punky artwork bursting with energy and loud graphics. He's worked for clients such as Vans, The Prodigy, Crocs, Brewdog, Film4, Samsung.

Billy is a visual artist whose bold, vibrant murals and installations bring public spaces to life. Drawing inspiration from Fauvism, folk art, and real life stories, her work blends playful motifs with striking colour to spark connection, joy, and a sense of shared belonging. Billy focuses on community-led projects that amplify local voices and respond to place. Her practice is rooted in collaboration—working with people, not just in their spaces, to make art that reflects who they are and what matters to them.

Casem is a graffiti artist based in the South West England, known for his strong focus on 3D lettering and structural form. As a member of the MAD3D crew, his work centers on clean execution, depth, and the fundamentals of letter design. Guided by a disciplined approach to painting, style and technique, Casem treats each piece as a study in precision, balancing form, proportion and consistency.

Chaya De Silva is a Sri Lankan-born, UK-based mixed media artist whose work is rooted in emotion, storytelling, and unapologetic self-expression. Known for her powerful use of colour, intricate textures, and the seamless blend of fluid art with expressive portraiture, Chaya’s work speaks to themes of identity, femininity, and resilience. Her journey as an artist began from a deeply personal space—creating between motherhood, moments of reflection, and the search for self. What started as a therapeutic escape blossomed into a bold and evolving body of work that now resonates with audiences around the world. Each painting is an exploration of inner landscapes, where vulnerability meets strength and beauty is found in both chaos and control. Chaya’s work often features layered abstract forms, gestural brushstrokes, and powerful female figures—celebrating both softness and defiance. Her Sri Lankan heritage subtly informs her palette and rhythm, while her experience as a woman and mother shapes the emotional undercurrent that runs through her art. Over the years, her distinctive style and voice have caught the attention of global audiences and major brands, leading to creative collaborations with Xbox UK, Canon, Lloyds Bank, Audible, Sharpie, and Sky Arts. Her pieces have been exhibited across the UK and are part of private collections internationally. Beyond the canvas, Chaya is passionate about sharing her process and empowering others to embrace creativity without fear. Through her engaging social media presence and online art courses, she continues to build a supportive community of artists, collectors, and art lovers who are drawn not only to her visual language, but to the honesty behind it. In every mark, texture, and colour choice, Chaya invites the viewer to pause, feel, and connect—to see not only the artwork, but themselves reflected within it.

Chez is a London-based spray paint artist with a focus on monochrome and realistic depictions of the animal world. Her work is set against layered backdrops of street tags and graffiti, giving each piece a raw, urban edge.

Curtis Hylton is a muralist based in the UK, skilled in the art of creating large scale murals using spray paint and Acrylics. With 15 years' experience with the medium of spray paint Curtis has taken his signature style of fusing fauna and flora around the UK, Europe and further afield internationally.

I’m Denisa Kreitzer, I create intricate illustrations inspired by the natural world and scenery around us with an added contemporary twist. Using a wide range of materials I create vibrant and layered compositions that bridge the gap between figurative and abstract styles of illustration, merging recognizable organic elements with playful bold shapes and colours. I grew up in a small village in rural Romania then moved to London, which is why I have such an interest in nature and how it can be used in street art to transform urban spaces.

Paul Don Smith has been creating street art for over 36 years. His work is prominent throughout London and unique to itself. He’s been honing his unique craft since he was thirteen years old and it’s his absolute passion. ​ Portraits of iconic figures appear frequently in his art and where possible he selects the perfect location for his artwork to be appreciated most, where a connection to the subject matter can be made. ​ Paul’s work has featured in several films and location sets. He has worked on commissions for celebrities across the globe and holds a strong presence on the international street art scene.

Fark has been a street artist for the past twenty five years painting the streets and exhibiting his work both here in the UK and globally. Mixing stencils with freehand his artwork is always bright and positive and easily recognisable with one of his signature bird characters.

Fat Cap Sprays is a London-based artist renowned for merging street art with pop culture in a vibrant neon twist. His distinctive style recontextualises prevalent characters and objects in pop culture by utilising vivid strokes with bold colours that illuminate the artworks. Drawing inspiration from video games, films, and cartoon series, the artist evokes a sense of nostalgia and fantasy in the viewer.

Florist is a London-based street artist known for vibrant mosaics that blend pixel art aesthetics with playful, poetic themes. Often installed in bricked-up windows and forgotten corners of the city, Florist’s work reimagines public space with colour, humour, and a quiet sense of rebellion.

Born in Lima, Gisella Stapleton's work is inspired by women, nature her inner world and richness of Latin American culture and folklore.Using a wide range of materials, including oils, acrylics, gouache, and spray, she creates vibrantly coloured pieces that express emotions of joy and happiness and celebrates diversity. She has recently been commissioned by Studio Canal and Visit London the creation of a mural in Sutton Walk (Southbank) that celebrates Paddington as a multicultural icon and a symbol of the diversity in London. She has also been invited to an Art in Residence at KEW GARDENS where she has created the artworks (murals, paintings on canvas and pots) for the Orchid Festival 2025.

Hunto was born in 1982 in Brindisi, in the South of Italy. In 1996 he started graffiti under the name “Hunto”. He explores different stylistic periods of painting and is largely influenced by the master Picasso. Hunto's pieces explore themes of eroticism and human relationships and he's known for using elements of cubism to create his signature characters.

Self taught, Irony's industrial scale street artworks still retain a softness, painting freehand with spray paints, like an oil painter with a brush. On canvas too, across many subjects, there is always an inherent quality at the core. A distillation of that intangible grimy energy that is uniquely London. Irony's recent works explore mixing classical portraiture with the grotty aesthetic of urban spaces. Bringing these neglected and unorthodox landscapes a decadence that romanticises them rather than hiding their ruin. Irony is currently painting on other peoples things, being sarcastic to journalists and writing in the third person.

Jeru Nomi is an illustrator and muralist from Kingston Upon Thames. Growing up Jeru didn’t like art as it stopped her pursuing her real passion, which was to run… everywhere. However, things changed and now she spends almost all her time making, whilst the idea of running is a nightmare. In 2007, Jeru found a piece of art that would change her way of image making forever. The engraving (by Claude Mellan’s) was made entirely out of one line and was called “Face of Christ”. Maybe this was divine intervention, because it inspired her to start using the technique in her own work. 18 years on and Jeru is still creating work with lines, and patterns only now she has the confidence to share it with the world.

Juan2 is a graffiti artist natural from Spain and based in London since 2012. He has been active since 1996, being the abstraction the main characteristic of his work. He possesses a very personal style. His pieces were born from the original idea of graffiti, the letters, but transforming and distorting them to the limit, providing the main and unique character of his composition.

Based in London, JXC has become known for his photo realistic style. Inspired by a mix of popular culture, comics and urban photography, JXC creates visually compelling pieces. From creating murals to collaborating with brands like RedBull and DKNY; JXC is dedicated to contributing to London's vibrant scene.

I’m an artist living and working across the UK. I love to create large scale murals transporting the viewer to another world. I like my work to have a magical element and create a feeling of awe and wonder within my paintings. I love to tell a story with paint and let the viewers imagination take hold.

Layla Cope is a celebrated UK-based mural and street artist, best known for her bold use of colour, expressive animal portraits, and imaginative backgrounds. With over 20 years of experience and international recognition, her work blends realism with an illustrative twist that captures attention and emotion. Beyond her public murals, Layla is dedicated to inclusive art education and community engagement, using creativity as a tool to connect, heal, and inspire.

Matt is an illustrator, printmaker and designer based in East London. His bright and bold type is headlined by wavey characters, playful compositions and abstract shapes which are his interpretation of often overlooked moments in day to day life.

Mind49 fuses classic realism portrait techniques with traditional graffiti styles, his aim is to spread his art around the world whilst exploring culture and having the most positive effect on the environment and the people within the communities he is painting in.

Mr Cenz has been scribbling on surfaces since 1984—the year he first discovered hip-hop culture and graffiti art. It opened up an entirely new world for him: exciting, rebellious, and free. From that moment, he became completely obsessed. Graffiti quickly evolved into his personal language and mode of self-expression, even leading to a few early brushes with the law. Determined to channel his passion into something constructive, he secured his first commissioned mural at the age of 11. From there, he continued to refine and experiment with his artistic style throughout college and university. This journey eventually paved the way for a successful career as a professional graffiti artist, with numerous solo exhibitions and high-profile commissions spanning cities from New York to Barcelona and beyond. Over the years, he has collaborated with major global brands including Amazon, Pepsi, Puma, and Tesla. His work has also earned critical recognition, with The Guardian recently naming him among the most notable street artists in the UK, alongside figures like Banksy. He is best known for his unique and dynamic graffiti style, characterised by intricate patterns, energetic linework, and vibrant colours. Portraiture lies at the heart of much of his work, yet he elevates it by blending elements of realism and surrealism. His portraits often feel alive—imbued with movement and emotion—as though the thoughts and feelings of the subjects are emerging from the canvas to tell a deeper story. There is a mysterious and cosmic quality to his art, evoking a sense of the otherworldly. Strong musical influences are also evident in the rhythmic, funky flow of his compositions —shapes, forms, and structures that pulse with energy. His work has been described as “surrealist graffiti art for the soul.”

Tris is a French artist based in London since 2012. On November 2021, he started expanding his canvas to include the streets of London, creating poetic and uplifting murals, savoring the beauty of life's simple joys. He created 100+ large scale paintings all over europe in the last four years. Tris works across different disciplines including painting, concept art, and art direction, in animation, film, advertising and fine art, with different media including digital, oil, acrylics and spray cans. As a digital artist, Tristan's credit can be found on multiple award winning projects, most recently including the Oscar nominated documentary Flee. Tris is in love with colours, and a simple, graphical approach to design.

Mul is a UK based artist and is best known for his large outdoor murals and street paintings. You can usually find his bold running heart character dancing across the walls of cities to the sound of his favourite records. Heavily influenced by popular culture and the feeling of nostalgia, his head turning and vibrant style unites the universal appeal of cartoon with the raw energy of street art.

Nacho Welles is an artist and graffiti writer from Toledo, Spain, based in London UK. He started painting graffiti when he was about 16 years old in his hometown, always mixing letters with characters and illustration work. He moved to London in 2011 and since then has been a professional graffiti artist doing commissions and exhibitions. His work varies from graffiti aesthetics, to photorrealism, characters and comic influences. He also does work with oil paint for studio work.

Nic Mac is half British half Spanish Illustrator and Muralist based between London and Madrid. Creating vibrant, eye-catching work that contrasts playful visuals with deeper, often darker messages. To create art that not only catches the eye but also prompts reflection and conversation. Often conveying important themes and topics such as mental health. Nic is currently writing and illustrating a graphic novel that uses poetry and visual storytelling to explore big feelings, aiming to raise awareness and help others feel less alone.

ODISY has been a key figure in London’s graffiti and street art scene since the early 90s, known for intricate lettering, diverse mediums, and detailed characters. His works have been showcased internationally, including sold-out solo exhibitions in London galleries. With a seamless blend of graffiti and illustration, Odisy has earned a dedicated following and a respected reputation in the subculture.

Beauty is the harmonious proportion in forms. Phill Blake is a multidisciplinary creative originally from Coventry, currently residing in the Oxfordshire countryside. His work includes graffiti and street art, graphic design, illustration, fine art, textiles and surface pattern design and interior and exterior mural paintings. Taking inspiration from nature as well as our rich history of art and design, in particular the arts and crafts movement art nouveau and gothic revival have inspired his more recent direction

Pogo is a French-born stencil artist based in Southampton, carving his name with blades and paint. He builds complex multi-layer pieces with obsessive detail, grinding through hours of cutting to bring sharp, layered visuals to life. His walls speak loud—spotted at Upfest, Southsea, Cheltenham, Worcester, Southend, Look Up Portsmouth, Nice and Monaco. Stencil work ain’t easy, but Pogo’s taken it further—winning awards, earning respect, and pushing the form into darker, tighter corners.

Ricky Also’s love for typography, colour & layout are the product of his background in graffiti art and graphic design. Drawing on these influences he creates structured artworks from words and sayings that interlock in multiple layers. Featuring exaggerated & manipulated letterforms that help to give a unique sense of movement and rhythm. With the majority of his work taking the form of painted murals, he plays heavily with scale and the concept of using supersized graphics to transform spaces and environments. Ricky first began painting in the late 80’s in Southampton, before travelling and finally relocating in Bournemouth via Sydney and London, where he now applies his art to a wide range of projects nationally, working through his creative practice, Paintshop Studio. Paintshopstudio.com

Roo has a crew. It consists mostly of animals, which range in mood and personality. Some are friendly and others will eat you. .

Roots is an illustrator and street artist from Birmingham. Specialising in heavily character based artwork with a love for the weird and wonderful, influenced by 90s pop culture and falling down nature’s rabbit hole. As a full-time freelancer, Roots has engaged in a wide range of projects, collaborating with talented individuals and organisations. Her portfolio includes murals and illustrations for local businesses, custom toys exhibitions, and has worked with brands such as Nike, Adidas, o2 and Sephora. She has also worked as a brand ambassador for Posca and Pebeo, promoting their products at events and exhibitions across the UK. In addition, Roots is passionate about hosting workshops that foster creativity, particularly encouraging the next generation to explore street art and character design in a fun and inclusive setting.

I love to paint large pieces and incorporate characters into the wall. Recently I’ve been enjoying painting in monochromatic color ways. I also explore animation techniques to bring the wall to life.

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'Sia once was a children's book illustrator who liked cake. She is now an Art Psychotherapist who paints the fantasy worlds she lives in inside her head. She still likes cake.

Sidok is a multidisciplinary artist and designer from western Ukraine. With a background in interior and landscape design, he studied at the University of Culture and Arts and the Transcarpathian Academy of Arts, refining his craft through various agencies before moving to London at 25 to further develop his artistic practice. His work bridges the raw energy of street art with the depth of fine art, exploring themes of identity, movement, and transformation. Through bold compositions and intricate details, he creates a dynamic interplay between chaos and harmony, pushing the boundaries of visual expression. Blending conceptual and abstract elements, his art reflects a personal evolution—from classical graffiti to fine art—capturing the essence of his creative journey.

Blending the beauty of the natural world with ethereal colour, Sian Storey is a Hampshire based artist who captures creatures as you’ve never seen them before. Festooned with beautiful flora, her bird and animal paintings are bursting with life. Sian is well known for her vibrant street art and murals, having painted for the esteemed Upfest in Bristol, and also adorned the seafront of Weston-Super-Mare with a giant flamingo as part of the Weston Wallz street art project. Sian’s work has featured in national media including The Guardian, The Times and BBC.

SpraySaint is a Mural Painter based in Cornwall, creating bold and realistic Murals using spraycans, often with a focus on the natural world.

Skewer is a UK graffiti artist whose work often blends letters and characters into moody, dreamlike compositions. .

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My name is STOCKE and I also go under the banner of GORILLAS by NiGHT .My works and streetart pieces are a colourful array of pop phonic street art. In the last 3 years I've started to pursue my art full time and building a body of street art and large graffiti pieces working to get back into … I’ve been painting along side established street artists, the likes of Jim vision, Tizer, Thisone, Void, Casem, Skyhigh, Jiver, Snug ,Minto and my life long brothers Matt and Tristan Eaton.They've all been great and encouraged me with every piece I’ve done The body of work I've produced represents the screams of the underdog, an injection of techno junkyard noise I like to experiment with vibrant colours bouncing of each other to excite the eye I’m still learning technique But now I’ve worked out my own style which people are recognising.

'Tech Moon is an artist from Truro, Cornwall, known for large-scale, realistic murals that blend the natural world with timeless classical elements.'

Teaser is a local artist who’s been active since the late ’80s, known for his intricate wildstyle lettering and the occasional robot. Over the years, he’s collaborated with household names like Sony, Jack Wills, and more. One of his robot characters was even exhibited at the Saatchi Gallery.

Known for bold, vibrant murals that fuse street energy with graphic design.

Tom Pearce is an artist and illustrator who studied design and illustration at Camberwell College of Arts. Tom's work is mainly inspired by the feelings and views which can be discovered around London's streets. He likes to explore the little details and idiosyncrasies which fill the city, and the way elements can interact to create unique moments. gives people access to all the info they need, while keeping your layout clean. Link your text to anything, or set your text box to expand on click. Write your text here...

WOSKERSKI is a versatile interdisciplinary artist whose journey with art started in 1997. Constantly pushing boudaries he combines a variety of mediums and styles. Today the artist is recognised for his vivid illustrations, vibrant colours and often ironic and seemingly absurd choice of characters that often carry a relevant message. His wide scope of work range from photo-realistic portraits, graffiti, food illustration, typography, abstract art, digital illustration and more.