Renda Writer is a “Handwritten Artist.” He creates large canvas “Handwritten Art” pieces for galleries and exhibitions and small “Handwritten Art” pieces for vending and “Pop-Up Shops.” His art is informed by his “former life” as a Spoken Word and Slam Poet, and the core message in his art is an emphasis on the power of words, and a reminder that we can “write things into existence.”

Combining elements of graffiti and pop art, I aim to capture the spirit and energy of urban life. Through bold colors, intricate patterns, and dynamic compositions, I create visually captivating pieces that reflect the vibrancy and diversity of life. I draw inspiration from the graffiti subculture, where self-expression and rebellion collide, and from the iconic imagery of pop art with its bold graphics that display not only social commentary but also whimsical elements of nostalgia.

Brock Seals is a multi-faceted artist whose creativity spans many different mediums, including his skills as a rapper and songwriter as well as a heralded painter and designer. Having captured the attention of many, including the likes of Erykah Badu, Dapper Dan, Nipsey Hussle and most recently his collaboration with the St. Louis Cardinals. Seals’ work compliments the historic city of Saint Louis as he’s painted several murals throughout the city from The Delmar loop, downtown and Saint Louis city.

Michael “BRKLYN” Winfield is a contemporary aerosol artist with a graffiti background. Born and raised in Brooklyn NY, as a child he always had a passion for drawing. By age 14 his urban explorations lead him to graffiti with the name “HEVY”. After falling in love with inks and aerosols, along with his wife and child, BRKLYN jumped off the porch and became a freelance artist/muralist.

Maria” TOOFLY” Castillo was born in Ecuador and raised in New York City. Recognized for her hard and fluid street style. One of the few women to step into the male dominated scene in the early 90’s. She is the founder of @LadiesLoveProject. An independent artist, graphic designer, and entrepreneur who empowers women and people of color in the arts.

Shiro’s artwork is an exploration of classic New York urban history through the lens of an artist who reveres Hip Hop culture. Her artwork is a prime example of the fusion of Japanese aesthetics and old school New York graffiti art. Her character named “Mimi” is incredibly recognizable. Mimi has deeper meaning beyond the surface, she is emblematic of strength and femininity.

Sherelle Speed is a St.Louis native that has been creating her entire life. She is a self taught surrealism painter That turned her passion into a business The Art Doll Llc. Branding herself The Art Doll along side her signature faceless paintings and voodoo doll characters Her work is easily recognizable. Sherelle not only paints on canvas she also is a licensed tattoo artist as well as a muralist. She has over several throughout St.Louis and St.Charles.

norm4eva is an artist based in the US. Her practice is rooted in graffiti and street art with a current focus on large scale public murals.

Working as a creative since the 90s she has developed a distinct style that has evolved from custom pieces for incredible recording artists to extensive site specific installations for companies including Patreon HQ, the Kranzberg Arts Foundation and Saint Louis University.

Living Dreams, an inspiring art crew, is celebrating their 25th anniversary, marking a quarter-century of creativity, innovation, and artistic expression. Since their inception, Living Dreams has captivated audiences with their unique blend of visual and performing arts, transforming ordinary spaces into immersive experiences. Over the years, they have nurtured countless artists, collaborated on numerous groundbreaking projects, and inspired a vibrant community dedicated to the arts.