Kala Roseane has been a member of the Social Creatives team since 2009. Kala studied Art Design Media at the Nanyang Technological University. She enjoys painting and productions. In 2012, she was nominated to attend Spot Light Singapore, a premier cultural program in Bratislava (Slovakia) and Prague (Czech Republic).

Her “Aim for the Stars” was exhibited and auction during a ONE (Singapore) event at the Fullerton Hotel. Kala Roseane clinched the prestigious Crowbar (Gold) Awards and was previously involved the Art Gallery of Western Australia.

Using nature and mythology as primary influences, Laura Annis enjoys exploring the emotional connection between life and imagination. Studying animation at Columbia College Chicago formed her illustrative and expressive style. After college, Laura worked in technical theater for a decade which enabled her to develop a skill set to build multidimensional work that is both unique and striking.

She has since relocated to rural Wisconsin where she is immersed in the natural beauty that deeply motivates and inspires her work. Laura’s career has entailed everything from gallery shows to corporate commissions and community mural projects. It has been a very humbling honor to have been a part of this project, and it is a definitive highlight to her professional and personal life.

Dina Saadi experienced a journey of colorful contrast between the East and the West. She was born in Moscow and raised in Damascus. In 2012, she moved to Dubai.
At the moment, Dina is focusing on her Art career as a Visual artist, a muralist, and a video blogger. She travels to do art around the world and shoots videos to showcase all the stages of her artistic journey. While traveling and making art, Dina aspires to inspire other people and give them hope! Her art is influenced by Pop Art & she has passion for bright colors and patterns.

Dina studied Visual Communications in Damascus University of Fine Arts and graduated in 2009 with an honors degree. Between 2006 and 2015, she has participated in many workshops, competitions, and festivals across the Middle East, Europe, and the United States where she has won several awards and recognitions. Dina’s work is influenced by Pop Art & pop culture. She has passion for Arabic calligraphy, bright colors & working in projects to encourage other females to do street art!

The girl cherishing the apple from the tree she cared for and protecting her house at the same time is an illustration of the need to treat nature with respect as it is the home of our culture. The opening of the character in different layers is an invitation to open our minds and hearts to others. We can therefore reachout from our inner universe to the rest of the world.

Born in Paris, in 1972, Julien Malland began painting murals in the 20th arrondissement of Paris under the name of Seth. He made himself known among Parisian graffiti artists by creating characters.

As a graduate of the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs of Paris (ENSAD) he published ““Kapital, one year of graffiti in Paris“ in collaboration with Gauthier Bischoff in 2000, which became the best selling book about French graffiti.
Together, they founded “Wasted Talent”, a publishing house specializing in monographs of urban artists.

Since 2003, he ventured across the world to exchange with street artists from different cultures, in order to broaden his horizon on life and on mural painting. From this experience he has been compelled to draw simple characters, mostly children, somehow connected to the chaotic environment in which they are revealed. Witnessing the outcome of globalization, its creations are celebrating traditions. Thus they are defining a hybrid culture between modern expression and traditional representation. His approach aims to arouse an artistic dialogue, whether it is a collaboration with local urban artists or a learning process of traditional techniques from local craftsmen. In addition, Seth is the presenter, author and director of “Les nouveaux explorateurs,“ a TV serial show produced by Canal+, each show focusing on a country and its local mural artists. His travels during the last two years are narrated in a book he authored, “Extramuros.“

Dina Saadi experienced a journey of colorful contrast between the East and the West. She was born in Moscow and raised in Damascus. In 2012, she moved to Dubai.

At the moment, Dina is focusing on her Art career as a Visual artist, a muralist, and a video blogger. She travels to do art around the world and shoots videos to showcase all the stages of her artistic journey. While traveling and making art, Dina aspires to inspire other people and give them hope! Her art is influenced by Pop Art & she has passion for bright colors and patterns.

Dina studied Visual Communications in Damascus University of Fine Arts and graduated in 2009 with an honors degree. Between 2006 and 2015, she has participated in many workshops, competitions, and festivals across the Middle East, Europe, and the United States where she has won several awards and recognitions. Dina’s work is influenced by Pop Art & pop culture. She has passion for Arabic calligraphy, bright colors & working in projects to encourage other females to do street art!

Neil Wilkinson-Cave started painting in earnest when he was 25 years old under the guidance of his Rajasthani artist friend. He has been painting now for about 25 years. Neil began drawing from a very young age and really applied himself to learning how to draw in his teens. He went to Chelsea School of Art when he was eighteen and has fed his passion by continuously producing artwork since then.

His mural painting career began in 2002 when he painted a modest Star Wars bedroom. Neil has now painted close to two hundred murals and rooms in the UK, his home country, and also internationally.

Neil lives with his wife and two children. He plans to continue painting as long as he is able, with no plans to retire.

A stream of water flows happily among the strong, confident, and beautiful birch,leaving the wonderful music of nature behind.