A Hispanic American visual artist and muralist based in Miami, Florida, working across portraiture, experimental, and commercial practice. Through street art, he explores ancestral heritage, dreams, and Eastern philosophy — creating imagery that is bold, abstract, and uncompromising. His work spans public spaces throughout North America and Latin America, carrying a visual language designed to stop you in your tracks.

A Miami-based muralist born in Chile and raised in Miami. Known for a unique hyper-realistic style, his works often feature smooth gradients, intricate shading, and a masterful play between foreground and background. After studying everything from sculpture to printmaking to digital art, spray paint has remained his preferred medium for over 25 years.

Is a visual artist born and raised in Prague, Czech Republic. From a very young age he has held an intrigue for the natural world. Having become disillusioned with his university studies in freshwater biology, Daniel turned to art as a way to explore and celebrate nature and the apparent human disconnect with it. He has made murals in Chicago, Illinois, Chiapas, Mexico, Sacred Valley in Peru, and Vero Beach, Florida.

Based in the Florida Panhandle, Morgan Summers is a muralist and visual artist known for bold, super-saturated work influenced by sign painting, mid-century design, and folk art. Her clients range from local businesses to corporations, all united by her goal of bringing compelling color into everyday life.

A Miami-based artist of Haitian descent whose work blends realism and abstraction with a strong emphasis on color and personal narrative. His work has been exhibited at Art Basel and beyond, with clients including Starbucks, Adidas, and Atlantic Records. 

Known as 2NES UNOe, he is an Orlando-based illustrator and visual artist whose work blends hip hop culture, graffiti, and character design. Rooted in breakdancing and old-school animation, his signature style is best represented by his iconic monkey characters, which pay homage to the origins of hip hop while bringing a fresh, cartoon-driven energy to murals, event posters, and beyond.

A Miami-based artist duo made up of Joshua Hall and Diana Paz, whose backgrounds in painting, sculpture, and design merge to create innovative, collaborative work. Rooted in Latin American culture, street art, and abstract minimalism, they operate as both a gallery and workspace offering customized creative services.

A Central Florida-based muralist and graphic designer known for his signature "dash and dot" style, which draws from the wildlife and natural landscapes of the Southeast. A UCF graduate, he has painted murals across the U.S. and internationally, working with both national brands and local community organizations to use public art as a tool for community revitalization.

Is the art educator at Imagine Schools at South Vero and has led numerous student mural and public art projects, inspiring young artists through collaborative mural-making and community art experiences. The school and community regularly recognize her for overseeing student-created murals and art installations on campus.