Alex Max is a multidisciplinary artist, fashion designer, and digital marketer whose work merges visual storytelling, contemporary fashion, and social advocacy. Born and raised in Musoma, Tanzania, he discovered his passion for art at an early age. Over time, Max expanded his creative language to include digital art and fashion design, establishing a dynamic and evolving practice.
Avvassena (b. 1998) is a multidisciplinary artist and designer based in Milan, Italy. Her practice is rooted in a deep interest in the human being and in the complex relationships individuals form with one another and with their environment, resulting in an eclectic and layered approach to visual communication.
Divine Agbotro is a multidisciplinary artist and graphic designer whose practice spans painting, photography, graphic design, and visual arts. Born in Togo, she relocated to Switzerland with her family at the age of five, a move that profoundly shaped her sense of identity.
Puneeta Ranjan is a full-time, self-taught artist whose practice is shaped by more than 15 years of dedicated work and an unconventional journey from a foundation in finance to the world of visual art. This transition has deeply informed her approach—merging creative intuition with discipline, structure, and sustained commitment.
Christabel Dzandu, known artistically as Chrystabel
Brittany, is a Ghanaian abstract artist whose practice
explores identity and the unrealistic standards shaped by society. Her work transforms personal and collective experiences into expressive visual narratives, using abstraction to translate emotion, memory and movement.
Diego Azzola was born in Bergamo, Italy, 20/12/2000. He graduated in 2023 and acquired a Master’s degree in 2025 from the Accademia di Belle Arti G. Carrara in Bergamo. At the core of Azzola’s artistic research lies the notion of a primordial vital amalgam—a generative force that simultaneously creates and destroys, assembling and disassembling forms
Williams Emeka Merenini a Nigerian artist, approaches painting as an act of reverence—an intimate dialogue between the human and the divine. Rooted in a philosophy that understands creation as inherently unified, his work explores the coexistence of dualities: masculine and feminine, strength and tenderness, material and spiritual.