Artemis is a multidisciplinary artist born and raised in Waihōpai. Her work spans large-scale murals, paintings, intricate black-and-grey portraits, digital art, and more.

Ana is a Samoan visual artist who creates contemporary Pasifika art works from her hometown in Dunedin. She is known for her incredible carved and prainted frangipani.

Bayden Solomon is a Māori artist working with pounamu and stone, raised in Murihiku and now based in Tāhuna.

Fogafu (Baba) is a Samoan artist who creates Ula Lipine, vibrant ribbon necklaces inspired by the traditional Ula Lole she made as a child.

Born, raised, and based in Murihiku, Jay honours Māori cultural heritage through tā moko, large-scale murals, illustration, and design.

Lealasa Mapuilesua (Sa) is a NZ-born Samoan artist, who brings to life Samoan and cultural arts through vibrant lei, textiles, elei, woodcarving, and painting.

Mama Turi was born in Mitiaro and raised in Rarotonga, Cook Islands. She creates handmade ei katu, weaving cultural stories of return, connection, and pride through floral adornments.

Pua is a New Zealand-born Samoan artist whose bold designs on canvas explore culture, identity, and his own journey of cultural reconnection.

Steve is a toi whakairo artist and sculptor based in Tāhuna, working across Te Waipounamu with wood, stone, and steel. Steve leads Down South Whakairo, a whānau-based creative kaupapa grounded in Māori design.

Tawhiri is a Toi Māori practitioner specialising in whakairo. His practice is influenced by traditional Māori art forms and grounded in history and storytelling.