Merging spiritual inquiry with visual joy, Tony Blur creates radiant abstractions that feel both meditative and electric. In his Atomic Donut series, vibrant rings pulse with cosmic energy – part Eden, part sugar rush. Through a lens of quiet reverence, Blur explores life, rebirth and meaning through colour, where theology meets pop and contemplation tastes unexpectedly sweet.

Chuck Nicholas is a cosmic smart-ass disruptor with a paintbrush. His work captures the rush and wreckage of existence in bold, kinetic bursts of red, blue and black. Chuck's Once in a Lifetime collection is comic-book abstraction retooled as cosmic inquiry – where motion is meaning and chaos hums beneath the surface. Nothing is still here – only flashbacks, fallout, split-second impacts and prophetic aftershocks.

Kazumi reimagines history with a masterful blend of reverence and rebellion. Her art places cultural icons in grand, classical settings – only to subtly unravel their power with wit and intrigue. From emperors to entertainers, her work blurs the sacred and the profane, elevating pop culture to mythic status while exposing the theater of it all. In Kazumi’s world, history is not rewritten – it’s re-staged, with a knowing glance and a divine sense of irony.

Part cosmic explorer, part underground icon, Disco Bob fuses neon-drenched nostalgia with futuristic abstraction. His art is a high-voltage collision of disco, rave and the unknown – hypnotic hues, pulsating rhythms and glitch-infused dreamscapes. A dance floor for the cosmos, where getting lost is the whole point.