Aiiu Kebong, a multidisciplinary artist from West Kalimantan, highlights the endangered Helmeted Hornbill in her Tangi 2024 mural

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South African artist Elléna Lourens merges local Balinese culture with her distinctive illustrative and mural style.

Minas is a graffiti artist from Yogyakarta, known for her bold, readable lettering and colorful female characters.

Slinat transforms walls into critical reflections on society and history. Using archival imagery, wheat paste, and bold visual language.

Bali-based artist Awshit creates intuitive murals blending expressive portraits, vibrant colors, and daisy elements.

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Joan Aguiló turns everyday life into large-scale murals, celebrating identity, memory, and community across Europe, Asia, and beyond.

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Wild Drawing blends large-scale murals with 3D illusions and organic imagery, creating visually striking works that highlight harmony between humans and nature

Osaka-born artist BAKIBAKI blends traditional Japanese motifs with Balinese culture in precise, rhythmic murals.

Dwymabim’s mural depicts a Balinese woman resting alongside a majestic tiger, blending Balinese culture and bold colors

Laura Devita uses expressive female characters to explore inner beauty, strength, and creativity

Sicovecas is an Indonesian artist whose abstract, organic murals respond to community, culture, and environment

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