Ash Ryan is a Philadelphia-based street artist and muralist known for her vibrant, hyper-realistic style and powerful themes. Her work spans portraits, nature, and textiles, often exploring social justice, queer culture, and women's rights. She’s created murals for clients like Ticketmaster, Target, and Kids Against Hunger, with features in Variety, Philadelphia Magazine, and more. Ash brings bold stories to life on walls around the world.

Hans Lundy believes in the power of collaboration to create impactful public art. He works closely with communities, organizers, and fellow artists to bring shared visions to life — making sure each piece reflects not only his voice but the spirit of those it represents. Hans approaches his work iteratively, refining each mural and canvas with intention and care. From concept to completion, his process is rooted in dialogue, adaptability, and a deep commitment to honoring the stories and identities at the heart of his work.

Marlon Davila, aka Love Child, is a first-generation Guatemalan artist from Princeton, NJ. Trained in fashion and fine arts, his vibrant work blends influences from his Mayan heritage, contemporary issues, and the styles of artists like Manet, Degas, and Picasso. Through painting, he offers bold, colorful perspectives on identity, culture, and the world around us.