Dr. Bobby ‘Berst’ Hung was born in Hong Kong and raised in Tāmaki Makaurau, Aotearoa. He is a graffiti writer, illustrator, visual arts educator, researcher, and videographer. Berst began painting graffiti in the early 2000s until the present and his interest in graffiti centres primarily around the exploration of lettering, colour, typography, and abstraction. Over the past couple of years, he has shifted his focus to documenting Aotearoa graffiti through the Real Time Web Series (online video podcast) and Fresh Press Magazine (international graffiti publication).

Jimi Grins is an Auckland based pop artist and designer that has collaborated with creatives from all around the world, working in illustrative, product and character design and in hand paintings. Grins has worked for Portugal based NFT company Rare Gotchi and has also produced product artwork for craft beer company Garage Project here in New Zealand. Grin’s work is heavily influenced through cartoons and graffiti, forming a collage-like blend of twisted characters and colors for the world to enjoy.

Enox is a Hamilton-based digital artist and designer who enjoys working with businesses and individuals all around the world, creating custom illustrative characters for brands for use on products, boards, murals, vehicles and more. Enox has worked and collaborated with brands such as Adobe, Speedo, HardTuned and HJC Helmets. Together with his wife Lino, they work on custom canvas paintings from time to time also. Enox’s work is influenced by graffiti art, 80’s pop culture and Japanese kawaii characters, in the hope of spreading positive vibes & inspiring others.

Diko (Gabriel Tiongson) was born in the 80s in Iloilo City, Philippines. His interests ran the gamut of video games, popular cartoons, and Western pop culture. His early work of free-hand, black and white illustrations expanded to include the use of fluorescent technicolour, slapstick, off-kilter character proportions, and distorted references to human anatomy. Tiongson completed his Visual Arts degree and Masters in Creative Practice, and now his works are charged by his childhood affinities and presented through his experience of various cultures.

Hailing from Auckland, New Zealand, Finn has been creating in some way shape or form since day one. In the early days his canvases were the margins in his math books, which then evolved to skate decks and surf boards, and today he creates on everything from recycled car doors to classic canvases, or shoot directly from spray can to wall. Finn draws a lot of inspiration from street and skate culture, but always throw in his own little twist.