Artistas JAJAJA
Lucas Beaufort
Cannes, France
Ian Brill
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Hollie Chastain
Chattanooga, Tennessee
Beverly Crilly
Telluride, ColoradoBorn in Cannes in 1981, Lucas Beaufort is a painter whose inspirations range from Fernand Léger to Andy Rementer. Influenced by pop culture and photography, his positive art features imaginary characters, both playful and mischievous.
Based on the theme of encounters and exchanges, his inspiration comes from his travels around the world.
Lucas Beaufort's unmistakable universe has already been applied to a number of high-end brands such as Ford, Virgin Atlantics, Adidas, Nike, K-way, Converse, Lacoste, The North Face, Ellesse, Salvatore Ferragamo, Pernod Ricard, W hotels.
Lower East Side native / Pittsburgh resident, Ian Brill's work focuses on the accumulation of form through process. Through the creation of interactive, performative and multi-sensorial environments, he considers boundaries of becoming (versus being) and our immersive relationship with technology. His installations, performances and writing have been presented internationally, at conferences, festivals, museums and galleries. Currently, he teaches at Penn State University.
Hollie Chastain es una artista de medios mixtos e ilustradora que trabaja en Chattanooga, Tennessee. Proviene tanto del mundo del diseño gráfico como del arte de estudio, su estética tiene una cualidad narrativa, mezclando material encontrado, elementos gráficos fuertes y paletas modernas que ha aplicado a una amplia gama de trabajos de ilustración y editoriales. Además de impartir talleres en todo el país, mantiene un estudio en casa donde produce tanto encargos para clientes como piezas personales coleccionadas internacionalmente.
Select Clients : Warner/Atlantic Records, Smithsonian Magazine, Pantheon, The Baffler, Spirituality and Health, The Oxford American, Süddeutsche Zeitung Magazin, Pantheon, AQUILA, Quarto Publishing, IO Donna, Resurgence & Ecologist, Omni Hotel, Rizzoli Publishing, Wellcome Collection, Gestalten Books, CreativeMorning
Beverly Crilly is an artist living in New York City and Telluride, CO. Beverly often works with oil and cold wax. She finds the process, one of meditation, motion and exploration.
Her work has been exhibited across the US including solo shows at Established Gallery in Brooklyn, NY, Slate Gray Gallery in Telluride, CO and art fairs including The Affordable Art Fair in New York City.
She loves the hive of working alongside other artists in community and fights the solitary work of painting with the 4th Ave Yarn Collective- designing and building community enriching yarn murals with fellow yarn lovers.
Ramon Franco
San Jose, California
The Lady Egg
Phoenix, Arizona
Larry King </br>Mister Larry
Orlando, Florida
Ondrea Levey
Portland, OregonLady Egg lives in downtown Phoenix, Arizona, where she is a member of the collective Grand Arthaus, alongside some of the city's most iconic artists. She studied Sculpture at Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia. She was raised on Windows 95 and Legos. The internet ruined her life in the best way possible. She juggles (literal objects as well as metaphorical hats). She's nostalgic. She paints (a lot). She loves power tools and taking naps. She's queer. She is a strong, independent, female artist (and a Silly Little Guy). She is hype about mental health and unhinged vulnerability. She aims to create gentle reminders— to remain present, grateful and empathetic. She finds intimacy, in most forms, to be a challenging pursuit, but everyday she is working to strengthen her connection with The World. She's a big baby, pretending to be a real person.
The name Lady Egg is inspired by the phrase "egg on my face," which has signified mistakes and self-reflection since the early 1800s. Embracing this idea in both life and art, she approaches her multidisciplinary practice with fearless experimentation, welcoming failure as a path to growth. For Lady Egg, the goal is never perfection-it's understanding, learning, and pushing beyond the comfort zone.
With a Bachelor's degree in Liberal Arts and Sciences from Quest University Canada, where her studies explored the realms of mathematics and design. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for exploration, Abby seeks to celebrate the simple joys of life and inspire others to find beauty in the seemingly mundane.
Larrie King, better known as Mister Larrie, is an arts and crafts content creator, design professor and creativity enthusiast based in Orlando, Florida. His projects often center on bright colors, bold patterns, and budget-friendly basics all geared toward making crafting and self expression through creativity truly accessible to all.
Larrie’s professional background is centered on visual communication, teaching, and commercial design. A prolific maker and content creator, Larrie has exhibited work as a painter and illustrator at universities and galleries nationally and in his home state of Louisiana. His work as a content creator has been featured in Love Patchwork and Quilting Magazine, Simply Sewing Magazine, and Shondaland.com. His most recent brand partnerships include Tulip, Glowforge, Amazon, Adobe, Starbucks, Target, and Siser.
Ondrea Bell Levey, born and raised in the borderlands of Arizona and Mexico, received her BFA in Art Education from the University of Arizona in 2017 and her MFA in Visual Studies from Pacific Northwest College of Art in 2022. Her work is a study of cultural identity, ancestral memory & practices, and their intersection within contemporary society and structures.
Thumy Phan
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Wendy Rolosón
Telluride, Colorado
Madeline Staurseth
Portland, OregonThumỹ Phan is a Vietnam born illustrator, artist, muralist and designer currently based in Oklahoma City. She strives to tell stories with her work and brings these stories to life by utilizing bold colors and whimsical details. Her personal work is heavily influenced by her family’s history and her own childhood memories and experiences of growing up in the US as a Vietnamese, immigrant, permanent resident raised in OKC. She draws inspiration from the phrase "We are the fruits of our mother's labor," both in reference to her mother and her mother land, Vietnam and often uses imagery of fruits and flora taking root in her personal work to highlight those words.
Madeline Staurseth graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts and K-12 Art Education from North Park University in Chicago, Illinois in 2017. She is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Curriculum Design and Instructional Coaching at Emporia State University. Maddie's multidisciplinary work is inspired by her relationship with the people she loves, nature, fertility & motherhood, and a firm rejection of the idea that good art is not to be touched.
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