Joy Adeola is a Nigerian-Canadian visual artist. Through storytelling, she explores human connections and self-relationships. Her work blends vivid contrast with warmth, revealing overlooked beauty in everyday life. By highlighting subtle moments, she invites viewers to pause, reflect, and appreciate the richness of the world around them. 

Chantelle Dorafshani is a Filipino-Persian illustrator and designer based in Mississauga. Her work draws inspiration from music, nature, and her surroundings. With a passion for exploring both digital and traditional mediums, she loves to integrate the two in her work. Early in her artistic career, Chantelle is eager to create thoughtful artwork that will resonate with people of her surrounding communities and beyond.

Sereen’s artistic practice is rooted in a desire to create beautiful scenes, whether personal, cultural, or imagined, that evoke a sense of wonder and introspection, and the quiet allure of nature. She primarily works in gouache, oil, and ink, and draws inspiration from the natural world, old storybook illustrations, surrealist imagery, and bold, moody colour palettes. 

Jennifer Luxmore-Begin is a creative, musician and educator, settler-Anishinaabe woman with roots in Mattagami First Nation. As an educator and artist, Jenn creates community, connection and embodiment of culture in everyday life. She believes in the power of play and upcycling to fuel our creativity, she is a mixed media artist and bead artist.