Judith de Leeuw, also known as JDL street art, creates large- scale murals worldwide in order to draw attention to social issues. In a period of 6 years she managed to travel and work over 41 countries, including big parts of Europe, Asia and the United states. Growing up in child services, she has seen many dark places in life. Today she uses this as a tool for empathy and understanding for the less fortunate, who play main characters in her murals.

Tamara Alves (b. 1983) is a Portuguese visual artist and illustrator, currently based in Lisbon. Has a degree in Arts (ESAD-IPL) and a master in Contemporary Artistic Practices (FBAUP) where her subject of research was “Public Activism in Urban Context”. She has always been interested in a kind of work which is inserted in the world, fascinated with the streets aesthetics and urban context, in order to present her works of art in the street or in public spaces.

Virginia Bersabé (Spain, 1990) holds a degree in Fine Art from the University of Seville.

Her painting practice takes place both in and outside the studio, ranging from gouache on paper to large canvases, as well as large-scale murals in public and private spaces. Her work centres on older women, their relationship with space, and the physical and pictorial manifestations of their memory and identity. Through her creative process, she explores a new dialogue, evolution and quest for the representation of women, alongside the technical possibilities of new contemporary pictorial languages.

Born in Buenos Aires in 1981, Franco Fasoli (also known as Jaz).

A stage designer and muralist, the art of Fasoli, who began using the streets as a canvas at the end of the 1990s, is influenced by his lifelong study of ceramics and the Argentinian capital's iconic fileteado technique.

Hello, my name is Coins:)

Originally from Vienna, I have been working as an artist for several years. My goal is to give places an emotion, an expression, or a special character.