Sam Peralta is a conceptual artist whose work merges his award-winning poetry and visual art using a human-machine symbology. His Augmented Visions series embeds poetry onto a visual composition using QR code. Each art piece can be appreciated as an mechanistic twist on neoplasticism; the works have the discipline of De Stijl, the modernist movement spearheaded by such artists as Piet Mondrian.

Katarzyna Adamiak-Jaśnikowska (b. 1985) is a contemporary realist painter specializing in traditional oil techniques. Her work focuses on the human figure and portraiture, with light serving as her primary creative force. She crafts intimate, atmospheric portraits rich in personal and emotional depth, carefully selecting her subjects to establish a deeper connection with the creative process.

F. Scott Hess (born July 12, 1955) is an American painter and conceptual artist. He has described himself as a "reluctant realist" whose work is nevertheless grounded in Old Master craft and the representation of observed detail.

Emma Kalff’s work is a distillation of her everyday life after memory, emotion and dreams have had their way with it. Her paintings are a genuine exploration of the beauty and despair of our inner worlds. She paints aspects of ordinary life as a way of giving voice to the unseen emotional world that lies beneath our physical reality.

Gadino is widely recognized for his masterful command of classical technique, which he uses to explore contemporary relevant and queer narratives. Often described as a postmodern descendant of iconic queer art traditions, he builds elaborate sets, costumes, and science-fiction themes to create complex visual stories. His subject matter frequently juxtaposes high and low culture—ranging from celestial retro pin-up girls to reimagined mythological figures.