Hailing from the breathtaking landscapes of New Zealand, Petra Leary has redefined the art of aerial photography, earning accolades and admiration worldwide. With an uncanny ability to capture subjects from perspectives previously unseen, her work stands as a testament to innovation and creativity in the realm of visual storytelling.

Featured in prestigious publications and revered platforms globally, Petra’s images evoke a sense of awe and wonder, each frame a masterpiece of composition and perspective. Her talents have been recognised with numerous international awards, a testament to her unparalleled vision and dedication to her craft. Petra also boasts an impressive roster of commercial clients, counting industry giants such as Ford, Nike, T-Mobile, and Virgin Australia among her satisfied patrons.

From a young age, Atlanta-based Ash Hayner has been a visual artist. Hayner, who goes by the moniker Wolfdog, began his career as a graphic designer, and has progressively distilled his visual language to the bare necessities of color, line, form, value and texture, crafting images that merge the fundamental characteristics of expressionism with his personal interpretation of technological layering. An accomplished designer, fine artist, and muralist, Hayner has been rapidly establishing his presence in the industry. His works have been featuredamong notable galleries and festivals both internationally and within the United States.

Rachel Rush, a New Zealand born artist, started painting in the early 1990s, becoming 2009 a full time artist. Rachel loves the freedom of mixing up acrylics and stains with resin to create beautiful colours and depths within layers of work. There are no hard rules to follow and she enjoys watching each piece take on its own vibrancy and energy. Rachel has been chosen to exhibit in prestigious International Exhibitions in Sydney, Melbourne and Singapore, and is represented in Galleries all over New Zealand.

Contemporary artist,CHIMP, sees the world for what it is: a series of abstractions layered atop one another, each grappling for centre stage. Once an adrenaline-hungry boy with a skateboard, now an artist painting the urban from his roots in nature. Free-diving Aotearoa's south coast and hiking Mt Everest basecamp are just pages of CHIMP’s story as an artist, something best developed in spray paint. Having mastered graphic design elements in his youth, he works primarily with spray paint for the destructive vs. reparatory qualities it poses. CHIMP carefully constructs paintings, murals and three-dimensional pieces that translate his vision of a world with no limits if you choose it to be so. For CHIMP, there’s no fun in a blank canvas, but sheer necessity to go beyond idle confines.

Markus Genesius aka WOW123 is a graffiti mage who started painting walls in 1988. His distinct style has been shaped over the years, regardless of the canons, by an extensive experimentation with three-dimensional lettering and photo-realism. Thanks to that, he has released a multitude of works on various locations around the globe and is considered to be one of the most important figures of the German graffiti art.

Since 2010, Genesius has been releasing works within the artist community in Bremen. In recent times, the artist has become fully occupied with the television grid e.g. the German TV test signal which was tuned during the night to mark the pause of the program. This rather known motif seems to trigger Genesius to examine different variations of the color fields and lines.

RUSH has always been obsessed with the electric colour and vibe from street art around the world, taking inspiration from the surviving slabs of the Berlin Wall, to the gritty streets of New York. She recently revisited DeGraves St in Melbourne, and found it absolutely captivating. Her love of spray cans for their finish, coverage, colour and speed allow her to capture a segment of what you might imagine to be a full mural on the street, into a piece of art that you can have in your home, but maintaining a level of grit and energy.⁠

‘RUSH’ A self-taught artist, started painting in the early 1990s, painting full time from 2009 onwards. Over the years RUSH has been chosen to exhibit in prestigious International Exhibitions around the world, and is represented in Galleries all over New Zealand.