Lydia is a QTBIPOC Persian multidisciplinary artist, exploring the abstract through 3D, motion design and painting.

Diana Lupieri is an illustrator and ceramicist in Vancouver, BC. She is interested in building community and relearning how to look at the world through art. 

Susie is a part time ceramist artist living in MST. She creates wheel thrown and hand built functional ceramics inspired by the small joys in her daily life. She loves how ceramics allows her to play between the lines of technical and artistic creativity. 

A Cree undergrad attending UBC, Caden revitalizes the resilience of Renaissance Humanism through the use of indigenous cultural teachings, cross referenced to Western and Near-Eastern philosophies, religions, and spiritual practices, drawing out beauty of occult aesthetic. Follow his work as language evolves by motif between every graphic, outlining phenomena that has led to unify mind, in accordance to frontier scientific and philosophical development hidden as the surreal.

I studied print making at Emily Carr, drawing will be my go to for beginning of any ideas, I picked up photography a few years before covid and it's been wonderful to realized ideas in a surrealistic way and also meet amazing artists, working as a team. Studied fashion photography at New York Film Academy  and workshopped with Formento x Formento in Paris.  Artist residency in Rhone Valley , France. Now I am beginning to work on pottery. If I am to describe myself as an artist , I am a surrealist, there's often a narrative with the work, to deliver and emote a certain contradicting situation or emotions, to create a pleasurable cringe of some sort. Often strong emotions. I am often investigative with the very truth of human or nature behaviors, I do believe the roots of all things are deeply emotional and it fascinates me. An uncontrollable controlled situation, like the world.

Sevin Shabankareh is a multi-disciplinary cog in several machines. Sevin is currently devoted to leatherwork, photo work, ink, and poetry. 

Jillian is originally from Fort McMurray, Alberta. She's been residing in Vancouver for the last 12 years, creating work from Illustrations to Paintings that reflect her creative sense of humor. Her project Métis Bannock Queen raises funds for nonprofits in Vancouver. 

Brendan is a Nonbinary Neurodivergent Queer living and working in the unceded Squamish, Musqueum, and Tsleil-Waututh Territories. Tech worker by day, I look to reconnect with my inner child through this studio by working with my hands to create pieces inspired by living with Anxiety, ADHD, and ASD in a neurotypical world.

Neil Manchon is a spatial designer that plays with time and space to conjure dynamic structures and artworks. He is inspired by the natural and scientific wonders of the world that his parents showed him from an early age.

Avery is a musician (AVEY and Harlequin Gold) as well as a part time ceramist based in Vancouver. Her work incorporates vibrant colours and playful designs that are intended to brighten up your day.