Grandbills ( Christian Ngabo) is a multimedia freelance African artist based in Maryland known for his unorthodox use of colour and value to compose a unique and artistic experience inspired by culture, perspective, context of time and event, personal experience from traveling across continents and collaboration with other artists in Toronto, Ottawa, Maryland and Washington DC. Grandbills often creates inflammatory themes and genres like story concept, poetry, Love and many more. He is an emerging artist with creative stories and prominent styles.
Nicole Buckingham Kern is an artist, curator, and arts administrator. She holds a BA in Studio Art and Art History from Notre Dame of Maryland University and an MFA in Painting from the Savannah College of Art and Design. Her work has been exhibited regionally, nationally and internationally and is included in both institutional and private collections.
Sculptor | Ceramic Artist | Adjunct Professor | Co-founder of MUSZ Studio
Salih Zeki Sayar is a sculptor and ceramic artist who translates the inspiring textures of nature and the depths of human experience into expressive ceramic and mixed-media forms.
As the cofounder and artist of MUSZ Studio since 2021, he has developed a distinctive artistic voice that merges traditional ceramic techniques with experimental approaches, bringing imaginative narratives to life through clay and beyond.
Ceramic Artist |Adjunct Professor | Co-founder of MUSZ Studio
Murat Sener is a dedicated and innovative ceramic artist whose creative journey revolves around transforming clay into expressive works of art. While clay is at the core of his practice, his work is enriched by influences from other art forms, allowing him to push the boundaries of traditional ceramics.
As the co-founder and artist of MUSZ Studio, Sener specializes in various ceramic techniques to produce original and high-quality artworks, each piece reflecting his passion for craftsmanship and storytelling.
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Watson is a visual artist whose practice explores the interplay of color and geometry to shift perception and evoke immersive emotional experiences. Influenced by Color Field and Minimalist movements, his work is defined by precise forms, saturated hues, and compositions that balance clarity with illusion. Through this approach, Watson seeks to create contemplative encounters that invite viewers to see differently and feel deeply.
Fesseha Demessae is a self-taught artist formally trained in the fine arts, whose multidisciplinary practice spans drawing, sculpture, collage, photography, architecture, and design. Based in Maryland, USA, his work captures the cultural and ecological narratives shaping the African experience in the 21st century. Through projects such as the Lalibela Photographic Exhibition and the Sankofa Bird bronze sculpture, Demessae bridges heritage and modernity, celebrating the continuity of African symbolism through contemporary form.