Amanda Lobos is an illustrator and designer from Espírito Santo, Brazil, who works with digital illustrations, murals, graphic projects, and other formats.

Her work explores an aesthetic that goes beyond personal experiences, finding in fantasy, detail, and exaggeration a form of celebration.

Working as a freelancer since 2018, she has been nationally and internationally awarded for her portfolio.

Her clients include Google, Apple, Adobe, YouTube, Vans, Adidas, Olympikus, Lollapalooza, Hershey’s, Disney+ and HBO.

Timur Fork is a Moscow-based street artist who has been a key figure in the Russian graffiti movement since the early 2000s. From the beginning of his practice, he has favoured character-based compositions over traditional lettering, capturing figures across cities such as Moscow, Barcelona, Paris and Osaka. His career includes participation in major international festivals and projects, including Write4Gold, Secret Walls and the ARTMOSSPHERE Street Art Biennale.

A turning point came in 2017, when an injury led to a prolonged break from street work. During this period, Fork began transitioning from graffiti to studio practice, transferring his street experience onto canvas while seeking new techniques and deeper meanings. Between 2018 and 2020, he lived in Barcelona, where he continued to develop his work through painting and design projects.

Currently based in Moscow, Timur Fork has established his signature style, “plasticine realism,” characterised by hyperrealistic depictions of sculpted, clay-like forms. His work combines humour, colour intensity and a sense of playful illusion, using simple visual language to evoke complex emotional responses and reflect on contemporary perception.

William LaChance is an American artist based in St. Louis whose practice blends painting, printmaking, textile design, and assemblage. His work often juxtaposes diverse visual references—from fashion and design to art history and natural forms. By combining unexpected materials and imagery, LaChance creates hybrid compositions that blur the boundaries between fine art and applied design.