Yunizar is an Indonesian artist who explores the raw, untamed nature of everyday life.

Breaking from his generation’s political focus, he shifted from haunting figures to fantastical sculptures that blur reality.

Today, his work is collected worldwide, from Singapore to Japan. In 2021, he was the only Southeast Asian artist selected for Frieze Sculpture, London.

Her Camo series explores identity, culture, and female empowerment through bold prints and traditional aesthetics.

In 2025, she was featured in FEMMES at Perrotin Paris, curated by Pharrell Williams, an award-winning musician and producer, celebrating Black womanhood and diverse female voices in art.

Rosit Mulyadi is an Indonesian artist whose paintings beautifully navigate the “duality” of life, creating a bold commentary on Jakarta’s social and political climate.

His work has now been featured across Southeast Asia in notable shows such as Art Jakarta, Yogya ArtLab, 26th Yogyakarta Arts Festival, and many more.

Yanobe Kenji is a Japanese contemporary artist known for his apocalyptic sculptures and futuristic visions.

From space cats at Ginza Six to collaborations with Issey Miyake and Beat Takeshi, Kenji blends anime, manga, and sci-fi into bold creations that challenge the boundaries of art.

Clasutta is an Indonesian artist who blends pop culture with bold and colourful imagery.

Having showcased her work at major art fairs like Art Jakarta and ARTSG, she’s cemented her status as a global art powerhouse.

Eva Armisen is a Spanish artist famous in South Korea and worldwide for turning life’s simplest moments into unforgettable stories.

From humble art fairs to collaborations with Coca-Cola, she’s redefined art across film, fashion, and literature. Her journey earned her the prestigious MIA Awards as the most influential women in Arts, Fashion, and Culture in Spain.