During his time in Lisbon, Ekta embraced the city through wandering rather than planning. Without maps or expectations, he walked, painted in the streets, and absorbed the shifting colors and atmospheres of different neighborhoods. The relaxed rhythm of the city and its ambient hues left a lasting impression. Back in his studio, he translated that energy into bold geometric forms and a carefully chosen palette inspired by Lisbon’s light and architecture. The print captures not a literal landscape, but the vitality and freedom he experienced while getting lost in the city.

In Bangkok, Karabo Poppy encountered a seamless coexistence between city and nature, tradition and modernity. Conversations with local fishermen and observations of tattoo culture deepened her understanding of heritage evolving in contemporary contexts. Inspired by Muay Thai and community pride, she developed a composition celebrating cultural continuity. The print merges bold forms with symbolic references, expressing movement and resilience. It reflects her commitment to honoring roots while embracing exchange, capturing the vibrant energy that defines both Bangkok and her own artistic identity.

Surrounded by the dramatic contrasts of Olympic National Park, Mar Figueroa reflected on nature’s power and shared artistic community. Puma tracks in the snow served as a reminder of human fragility within vast landscapes. Inspired by collective energy among fellow artists, she created a composition where figures and environment intertwine. The print evokes dialogue, fluidity, and connection, blending surreal elements with personal symbolism. It captures a moment of pause in which nature and collaboration reshape perception.