MadC's graffiti-inspired style features vivid colours, dynamic calligraphy, and transparent layers that capture the energy of street art on a massive scale. MadC is also known for the '700-Wall' the largest graffiti mural created by a single person, taking four months to finish. Her work has been showcased in renowned publications like National Geographic, FAZ Magazine, Saatchi Magazine, GQ, The Guardian, Der Spiegel, The Source, and GraffitiArt Magazine, among others. Click here to view MADC's Instagram.

HelioBray is an ever-evolving artist, continuously exploring his unique form of artistic expression. With a natural inclination towards alchemy and a deep empathy, he embodies the fusion of technical mastery and emotional expression. Throughout the years, HelioBray has traversed various stages and styles within the realm of graffiti, skillfully blending different techniques along the way. Click here to view Heliobray's Instagram.

DOES expands his artistic exploration by integrating graffiti artefacts into paintings, plaster sculptures and collage works. He treats graffiti as an archive, physically extracting samples from spray-painted walls. This contemporary urban archaeology showcases his roots and the impact of graffiti culture, employing scientific tools to emphasise his story. Click here to view Does' Instagram.

The anonymous British artist Zedsy’s work has appeared at Banksy’s Dismaland and Tate Modern, yet little is known about the elusive street-art figure. Zedsy utilises a stencil aesthetic with spray and acrylic paint to produce murals, paintings, prints and ephemera. In 2022, Zedsy staged an intervention at The Louvre, installing an altered version of a Claude Monet painting titled “Needle in a Haystack” in the galleries. Click here to view Zedsy's Instagram.

ASKEW ONE’s art evolves through absorbing influences, pushing boundaries, and exploring new ideas. His post-graffiti practice encompasses portraiture, text, abstraction, and urban investigations. He seamlessly shifts between screens, streets, and studios, constantly balancing aesthetics and concepts. Click here to view Askew One's Instagram.

Nerone pushes the boundaries of street art with his unique blend of floral and abstract styles. His captivating works radiate vibrant colours and dynamic motion, delivering a positive message. Featured in global events and commissioned by international companies, Nerone's art spreads joy across cities worldwide. Click here to view Nerone's Instagram.

Andrew J. Steel is a New Zealand contemporary artist who focuses on the art of storytelling. "An artist's role is to live a remarkable life and report back on it in their work. I make art to learn more about people & the world, then retell these stories in my work to offer perspective & peace - both for myself and for others seeking comfort through the arts”. Click here to view Andrew J Steel's Instagram.

RAUL paints with instinctive speed and vibrant colours. His art materialises emotions, capturing faces encountered during travels, streets explored, and unfiltered thoughts. His work evokes intense sensations and reflects the boundless possibilities that arise from human connections. Click here to view Raul's Instagram.

Ash Hayner, also known as Wolfdog, is an Atlanta-based artist who began his career as a graphic designer. He has developed a minimalist visual language, blending expressionism with technological layering. Hayner's work spans design, fine art, and murals, earning recognition in galleries and festivals worldwide. Click here to view Wolfdog's Instagram.

Jimi Grins is a New Zealand based pop artist and designer who has collaborated with creatives from around the world, working in illustrative, product, character design and hand paintings. Grin’s work is heavily influenced by cartoons and graffiti, forming a collage-like blend of twisted characters and colours for the world to enjoy. Click here to view Jimi Grins' Instagram.

Markus Genesius continually evolves his writing style, blending tradition with innovation. He refines established forms and explores new possibilities, challenging the observer with complex compositions and dynamic structures. His art exudes a unique aesthetic, often eliciting a "WOW!" reaction upon first encounter, making it a personal signature of his work. Click here to view Markus Genesius' Instagram.

Charles Uzzell-Edwards produces Pop-inspired prints and street art under the moniker Pure Evil. The U.K.-born and -based artist’s vibrant, stenciled, spray-paint figurations riff on distinctly American iconography such as the Statue of Liberty and on Andy Warhol subjects such as Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley, and Elizabeth Taylor. Many of his portraits feature a signature splotch of paint, which drips like a tear just below the character’s eye. Click here to view Pure Evil's Instagram.