Alek Morawski is a Polish illustrator specialising in album cover art and murals. His previous collaborations have been with brands like Nike, Reebok, Converse, Vice, Asus, Beats amongst others. To design the Johnnie Walker - Keep Walking City edition bottle he took his inspiration from the landmarks and legends of Warsaw.

Hailing from Bangkok, but exhibited around the world, Gonkan represents the spirit and dreams of Bangkok’s next generation.

A master of the post-graffiti movement, Paola Delfin uncovers the soul of Mexico City by uniting its ancient roots and modern spirit.

Through his vibrant geometric style, Okuda not only symbolises Madrilenian street culture - he’s an integral part of it.

From illustrations to installations, Shilo Shiv Suleman’s work depicts Delhi at the intersection of art, nature and technology

With his street art, Mr Hure gives back the streets of Istanbul to its people, depicting the unique influences that shape the city and its inhabitants.

Bringing issues of history, race, and ethnicity to the forefront of his work, the Brazilian artist Nunca has shaped a distinctive aesthetic that is as richly ornate as it is political. He mixes indigenous themes and traditional artistic crafts with thoroughly modern subject matter and material techniques.

Christian Wedel is a Costa Rican artist who works in the area of visual arts. He has participated in residences and exhibitions related to nature and climate change. His projects have been promoted by the Climate Change Directorate (DDC) of the Ministry of Environment and Energy (MINAE).

In 2002, BlackZao discovered graffiti and was active in Taichung. He used this style alongside abstract music-inspired images to create a unique visual style. As his career progressed, elements of nature and life have been added to the works, reflecting his exploration of an inner spiritual world through visual art.

Victor Ehikhamenor is a contemporary artist, photographer, writer and poet from Nigeria. Ever the storyteller - whether his works are rendered on the surface by charcoal, acrylic, enamel, nail perforations – his intent is that these images portend an enchanted world inspired by folktales and city life, by stories real and imagined.

Jee Ook is an illustrator who aspires to create metaphorical nuances by rearranging or combining familiar landscapes in an unfamiliar way. His work often centres around surrealistic landscapes where the elements within the frame operate on their own, arousing the viewers' imagination.