Kyler Garrison (b. 2001) is a Brooklyn-based, self-taught painter whose work explores memory’s distortion in the post-internet age. Using airbrushed acrylics, he creates soft, hazy compositions that mimic the way recollections blur over time. Raised in an era of digital saturation, Garrison reflects on how memory is shaped by online imagery, nostalgia, and fleeting emotions.

In a world where many seek deeper understanding of themselves and their place in the universe, Saju (사주), or Korean astrology, offers a unique and profound lens through which to explore destiny.

She is a messenger from an alternate dimension, slipping through backroom-like spaces that exist between reality and simulation.

Jewel Yang does not simply apply makeup—she summons light. Her artistry exists in a space between the sacred and the surreal, where faces become portals to ethereal dimensions.

From deep in the enchanted forests of rural Quebec, Louka Tessier has manifested a movement that blends wizardry, internet chaos, and beats so cursed they might just open a portal to another dimension. As the official CEO of Shadow Wizard Money Gang™, Louka isn’t just making music—he’s running an underground cult (but like, in a based way)

In the void between organic and synthetic, where flesh is indistinguishable from steel, @parystye forges beings that seem to breathe, but only if you listen close enough.