Negar Barzegar, an IT graduate from Iran University of Science and Technology, began her artistic journey in 2017, specializing in hyperrealistic black pencil drawing and calligraphy. Mastering scripts such as Khatashy, vertical writing, Kufic mosaic, and modern Kufic, her work highlights the beauty of Iranian architecture and culture, aiming to reconnect modern society with its heritage. In 2019, she co-founded Garnella Gallery with her sister, blending painting, poetry, calligraphy, and ancient architectural motifs to celebrate Iranian heritage. Garnella’s pieces merge visual allure with poetic rhythm and intricate artistry, inspired by Iran’s architectural grandeur. Mentored by Masters Malekzadeh, Farimani, Naqashian, and Khorasani, she also developed a unique three-dimensional calligraphy style. Despite her IT background, she views art and technology as separate worlds.

Shruti G. Kasana is an Indian artist seeped in the cultural currents and undercurrents that have been a part of the Indian art scene since times immemorial. With a professional degree in Fine Arts from the University of Kanpur, a master’s degree from National Institute of Fashion Technology Mumbai and Master of Business Studies (MBA) from Symbiosis, Pune, she is a researcher, an observer and a creator in the field of art.Shruti initially pursued a career as Fashion Designer, with art playing a prominent role in herdesign collection. After a successful career as a Fashion Designer, she returned to her first love painting with a passion and commitment. Since then, she has been displaying her work in various art galleries and prominent platforms in India. Bangladesh, London, and Dubai.Experimenting with figurative art forms and elements is the artist’s forte and it has helped her interpret and present ideas in a unique way. Thus, versatility is Shruti’s hallmark as she explores and experiments with different mediums, specialising in acrylic and mixed media. She uses a traditional style with a modern outlook, with a mix of monochromatic and vibrant colours. With her sound grounding in fashion technology, she creates interesting compositions on jute and other rich background. Her layered compositions are created using fabrics, with hand knitting styles, hand embroidery, tapestry art, and various techniques using acrylics and oils. Her melding of textiles and fine arts lends a freshness. It results in stunning creations that delight the eye, capture the mind and evoke an instant connection. Her creations are her visual stories that both engage and captivate the viewer and art connoisseur.The Artist Innovator, the eco diva with a futuristic vision:- Every experience is laid out beautifully in a lovely mosaic by the universe. So also, has been the design of artist Shruti Gupta Kasana’s life. With her knowledge, experience and craftsmanship she has now stepped into the field of sustainable fabric as part of her design motifs. She has taken initiative to work on jute fabric by bringing in some changes and through creatively weaving jute and cotton in manner that makes it suitable for painting. Jute is 100% biodegradable. For artist the fabric in its purest form is challenging as a medium because it absorbs paint. Hence through an R&D initiative Shruti persuaded factories in Dhaka to work on a cotton and jute blend. She has started a jute sustainable front initiative by creating paintings on such a background. Looking forward to an exciting new approach Shruti is experimenting to create an environment friendly art which is urgently the need of the hour.

Ceci Brook is an Argentinian artist. At the beginning she worked in abstract paintings and later shifted towards different techniques, now she specializes in painting female portraits with oil on rugs. These faces, portrayed on the rugs, honor women and bridge individual and cultural identities. This kind of work really represents her. She began painting in 2019 and took classes at Bellas Artes Museum. From then until today she showcased her art in New York, Luxembourg, Madrid, Carrousel du Louvre in Paris, Barcelona, Nice, Doha, Dubái, Amman, Punta del Este and Buenos Aires. Ceci managed a workshop on lights and shadows, had her solo exhibition, won best artist prize award and also the 1st prize for live painting at Qatar International Art Festival. She won a bronze medal in the Russian Excellence International Award.

Keenan, a 20-year-old art prodigy from the Philippines, has been painting since childhood, refining his style into a blend of classical realism and surrealism. His work is rich in intricate details and symbolism, reflecting his deep passion for self-expression. Being on the autism spectrum gives him a unique perspective, allowing him to notice patterns and connections that others might overlook. This heightened focus translates into visually compelling and imaginative pieces that offer a distinct interpretation of the world around him.

Monika Sharda, born in 1977 in Pali, Rajasthan, earned her Master’s in Drawing and Painting from Rajasthan University, Jaipur. Her artistic journey took a transformative turn when she spent a decade in Japan, immersing herself in its rich artistic traditions. This experience infused her work with a unique blend of Eastern and Western influences. After returning to India, Monika dedicated seven years to art education, nurturing young talents and deepening her understanding of art as a medium of expression. Her passion for both creating and teaching reflects in her commitment to fostering creativity and artistic exploration.

He is a visual artist from Gen. Trias, Cavite, and an art instructor in Parañaque He is known for his paintings with impressionist ‘’hatched’’ style, a style of art wherein one draws closely spaced parallel lines to create shades, tones and texture in a similar direction His work shows form of social realist in different angles, He often paints human figures specially children and real life painting.

Under the concept of “Re-create kimono,” ikasu carefully selects and rescues valuable artistic garments, giving them a second life as textile art. Striving for 100% sustainability, ikasu uses wood from traditional Japanese chests (kiri-tansu) for the frames. Each work is inspired by traditional symbolism and the meaning behind patterns and motifs, created to bring positive energy and speak to those who appreciate meaningful art and the wisdom of traditions. ikasu’s works have been featured in over 100 media worldwide. In 2024, ikasu won the Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Labor Bureau Award at Japan Handmade of the Year, recognizing its upcycling of kimonos to create new value and revive traditional industries. The brand has also received the Redwood ArtPrize, All Art Japan Award, and Mr. & Mrs. Abe Cultural Prize.

Dhuha Al Khdhairi is an Iraqi-Austrian artist and designer based in Vienna, whose work is a harmonious fusion of tradition and contemporary expression. Inspired by the rich cultural heritage of Iraq and the Arabian world, she draws deeply from ancient architecture, calligraphy, and traditional folk art, weaving them into visual narratives filled with fantasy and hope. A graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts in Baghdad (1998) with a degree in Interior Design, Al Khdhairi has cultivated a distinctive artistic voice that reinterprets the past through a modern lens. Her work reflects a profound dialogue between history and present-day aesthetics, blending traditional motifs with bold, vibrant colors to preserve cultural identity and reimagine heritage in a contemporary context.

Learning past, Creating future: Creating contemporary art based on Japanese calligraphy Started to learn Japanese calligraphy at 7 years old Graduated in Department of International and Cultural studies from Tsuda University, Tokyo, Japan. Selected in Nitten-‘Japan Fine Arts Exhibition’,’Le Salon D’Automne’ etc.

Danny Rayos del Sol is a unique artist renowned for his work on ostrich eggs, animal skulls, and paintings. His art often features figures and patterns symbolizing his advocacy for peace and freedom. Recently, he has expanded his creative expression to oil painting on canvas. Beginning in the mid-2000s, the artist experimented with ostrich eggs, holding his first solo exhibition in 2007. Since 2014, he has curated the Philippine National Art Fair (ManilART) and the Annual Sculpture Review. He also led the National Committee on Art Galleries, playing a key role in establishing art fairs across the Philippines' major islands. He holds a BS in Psychology, an MBA, and completed a curation course at Sotheby’s Institute of Art.

HouseBau’s artwork is defined by its rich use of color, texture, and layered materials, creating vibrant, almost living compositions. The pieces invite viewers to explore their surfaces and the deeper concepts they represent, sparking curiosity to understand the full range of the work. The essence of HouseBau’s work is rooted in instinct, passion, and dedication, with each painting crafted layer by layer to enhance the interplay of light, texture, and depth. The central theme of his art is about encounters in all forms, creating a connection that makes viewers feel familiar with the work as if they've experienced it themselves.

Mais El-Ras is a distinguished Palestinian artist known for her dedication to preserving and celebrating Palestinian cultural heritage. Raised in Jeddah, Mais has always felt a deep connection to her Palestinian roots, which fueled her passion for creativity. She honed her artistic skills by earning a Master’s Degree in Visuals and Digital Media from IE Business School in 2017. In January 2024, inspired by the tragic events of October 7, Mais founded Orouma, an initiative that transforms historical Palestinian photographs into vibrant, hand-painted artworks. Through the use of bold acrylics, gold leaf, and ink scripts, she revitalizes the narratives of Palestinian history, with a special focus on life before 1947. Through Orouma, Mais ensures that Palestinian culture, identity, and heritage are not only preserved but celebrated on a global stage, solidifying her as a shining figure in the art world.

REPRESENTED BY ELANOUR ART GROUP, Elham Moslemi, born in 1994, is a skilled realist artist and experienced painting instructor. She honed her expertise in oil painting under the mentorship of esteemed artists such as Hamed Ataei. In addition to her accomplishments in the art world, Elham pursued academic studies in Pharmacy, showcasing a diverse range of interests and talents, As the founder of Atelier 23, Elham has spent the past five years teaching and nurturing emerging artists. She has successfully organized four exhibitions in Iran, demonstrating her commitment to promoting art within her community. Most recently, her work gained international exposure through her participation in Art Dubai 2024.

Maryam explores the intersection of nature and cultural expression through diverse artistic mediums. Her work delves into landscapes and traditions, highlighting the connections that bind these elements. Through painting, mixed media, and other techniques, she transforms these inspirations into visual forms, capturing the essence of her surroundings and cultural narratives. Her creative process balances between direct observation and personal interpretation, allowing the materials themselves to guide the artistic outcome. By embracing this fluid approach, Maryam invites viewers to experience familiar scenes and cultural stories from a fresh perspective, encouraging a deeper connection with the world around them.