Mar Figueroa is an Ecuadorian-born painter based in New York. Her work explores identity through surreal autobiographical imagery that bridges cultural influences from North and South America. Drawing on Andean symbolism and personal narrative, Figueroa creates dreamlike compositions where figures and environments merge, reflecting the complexities of living between cultures.

In Rwanda, Abel Macias encountered both profound history and thriving natural beauty. From visiting the Genocide Memorial to witnessing wildlife in Akagera National Park, his journey balanced reflection and awe. Safari experiences inspired imagery of elephants, giraffes, and birds roaming freely. The print translates these vivid encounters into a stylized composition rooted in his folk-influenced aesthetic. It captures the vitality of wildlife and the resilience of place, honoring a country defined by both memory and forward momentum.

Abel Macias is a Los Angeles–based artist whose work draws inspiration from Mexican folk art, everyday objects, and desert landscapes. After many years living in New York, his move to California influenced a warmer color palette and new visual references. His compositions combine symbolic imagery with earthy tones, creating narratives rooted in cultural memory and lived experience.

Liz Flores is a Chicago-based artist of Mexican and Cuban descent. Her work centers on the human figure, using movement, color, and abstraction to explore identity and emotion. Drawing inspiration from her Latina heritage, she creates vibrant compositions that celebrate cultural expression and the complexities of the human condition.

Bodil Jane is a Dutch artist based in Amsterdam whose paintings explore emotional states through organic abstraction. Inspired by nature and human experience, she creates compositions built from flowing shapes and balanced color fields. Her work often reflects themes of introspection, growth, and the quiet connection between inner life and environment.