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Daniel Yisa is a Nigerian multidisciplinary artist whose work explores the human psyche and emotional experience through textured visual art, film, and fashion. Rooted in psychology and introspection, his practice examines themes of desire, identity, and inner conflict while revealing the beauty within darkness. His work functions as both a personal mirror and a shared space for reflection, inviting viewers to confront themselves and find healing through art.

Through his evolving Art Therapy series, Yisa continues to build a world that bridges emotion, culture, and storytelling

Born in the small town of Las Cruces, New Mexico, Matthew Trujillo is a working artist who now calls New York City home. Drawing inspiration from fashion, music, architecture, and contemporary design, Trujillo's work blends sharp, graphic facial expressions with bold visual language, resulting in striking compositions that merge modern pop art with a raw street aesthetic.

Successfully experimenting with the different light tones that bring more intensity and depth to his painting Trujillo creates mesmerizing art that sparks the imagination of the viewer and invites them to create their own story.

After building a strong following across Texas, Trujillo joined the roster of represented artists at West Chelsea Contemporary, where he had success alongside respected figures such as Tyler Shields, Blek Le Rat, Gary James McQueen, and KAWS, among others.

Now based in New York, Trujillo continues to expand his presence in the art world through self-produced exhibitions, large-scale custom murals, and collaborative passion projects that push the boundaries of his evolving practice.

Erin Jackson, a multi-artist and designer whose work exists at the intersection of distorted realism and industrial curation. Born in Dallas and currently based in Austin, Erin's Work is defined by a rigorous, archival approach to medium. Whether executing large-scale paintings or applying a signature visual language to hand-selected leather goods and ceramic forms, the work maintains a brutalist, high-fashion edge. With a professional background in footwear design, Erin treats every surface—from canvas to raw objects—as a structural challenge, resulting in a cohesive body of work that is both clinical and deeply expressive.