Henry Blache, alias Sax, is a French Street Artist from south of France based in Paris.

His splashing animal paintings with flashy colors quickly caught peoples’ attention. His artworks brought a fresh environmental warning concerning the endangered species situation all around the world. 

Born in Provence in 1995, he grew up close to nature, and takes his inspiration from the colors and the wealthiness of the landscapes he lived in.

His instinctive and spontaneous pictorial technique is based on several principles of Chinese painting style Xieyi, favoring the expressions of feelings and emotions.

By integrating graffitis to his artworks, he creates various reading levels, those create calligram effects, enhancing the idea that “each of these animal species are often left abandoned, like old buildings”.

Watercolor, ink, acrylic or aerosol painting are among the various materials he uses to enhance the intensity of the emotions of his paintings.

The spontaneity and accuracy of his work is clearly visible during the “Live Painting” he realizes for events in France and overseas.  

As a complete artist, he also composes music and realize short movies. The French media Konbini called him “le maître du twist” (the twist master) for his movie “Allô”. He also won in 2016 the Jury’s Grand Prize at the BeGreen Film Festival (COP21) for his video clip Freestyle.

Co-founder, Art Director of DPLMT

Full time creative and illustrator

Arai Kreva is a full-time creative, dedicated to urban arts and illustration. Having worked with brands like Adidas, Culture Cartel, Passion Arts and Epigram Books, her range of works span from picture book illustrating to installations and street art. She is the illustrator of 'Elizabeth Meets the Queen', a picture book that is part of the Prominent Singaporean series published by Epigram Books.

Ardif is a French street artist from Paris and based in Lyon. During his studies of architecture, he is interested in the aesthetics of the building and the machine at different scales.

Today, his work explores possible hybridizations between architecture / machine and nature.

His series of “mechanimals” is the illustration of this graphic universe and is visible on the walls of the capital.

The natural symmetry of the animal allows a composition that plays on the contrast of materials, scales and textures. This urban fauna creates a contrast that questions us about the impact of the artificialisation of nature or, conversely, of the wild and primitive instinct to be found in our urban life.

Kaldea is a French artist living in Paris; she made her debut on canvas in the early 2000's, she quickly found her unique style that will evolve over time.

Around 2011 an opportunity in Germany will allow her to paint on larger surfaces, such as containers and cars, she will move very quickly to the walls giving her greater opportunities to express herself artistically.

Her artistic universe is tinged with Asian, ethnic, futuristic and art deco influences which makes it unique.

Her work is based on an original, luminous and deep chromatic theme. For Kaldea, each work must provoke a strong emotion in the viewer.

A'shua Imran (b. 1986) is a Singaporean artist working primarily in the medium of painting and performance. He

graduated from LASALLE College of the Arts (Singapore) with a Bachelor of Arts in Fine Art (Goldsmiths, UK) in

2014, and has since presented his works in Singapore, The Netherlands, Egypt, U.K. South Africa and Spain.