A predominantly self-taught muralist, painter, and creative director. A desire to stay on the move and get real world experience led her to seek education in the form of travel, mentorship, co-working situations, and relationship building.

Adopted and of Nigerian, Jewish, and European heritage her perspective is multicultural, and her work reflects herself as well as the communities of people that she loves. She creates images that honor culture, movement and transformation. Her mural practice centers on creating empowering representations of BIPOC individuals while creating mentorship and economic opportunity for emerging artists.

An artist based in San Francisco, exploring the sensitivity of everyday human experiences. I paint to create a world in which no one feels they are alone in the intensity of their sensations. I try to tell stories through the shapes and expressions of bodies, faces, and hands.

Our human bodies carry so much more than can be told in words and phrases. I work to translate that weight into relatable and thoughtful art.

Her artistic endeavors include muraling, painting, printmaking, and assemblage, she is a woman of many talents. It is her belief that the personal is political, often many of her works speak to the issues related to homelessness, feminism, economic justice, and the state of the black human condition.

She is currently focused on creating installation-performance art rooted in breaking down the construct of the black woman.

Senay Alkebu-lan, from West Oakland, California is the founder and creative director of Madow Futur, a clothing brand established in 2015 dedicated to empowering Black youth

He has navigated his place as an artist through international exploration and exhibition, public art, and in depth community engagement using mediums such as apparel design, drawing, photography, film, and exhibition curation to communicate his ideas.