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Alistair Wilson (Atila)
For two decades, Alistair has been making bright, bold, vivid work from canvases in his studio to the streets of London and across Europe. Specialising in spray paint, his work combines a love for graffiti, street art, fine art and illustration.
His work explores inner-city life, with the vibrant forms and colours reflecting the chaos, hustle and harmony of the south east London streets he grew up in.
Alistair’s portraits capture everyday people grabbing a moment’s pause from their hectic lives, as well as celebrating figures including the late Mc Skibadee, Ty, David Bowie, Nina Simone and the heroic workers of the NHS. His work merges the high energy of painting on the streets with the more harmonious approach of the studio.
Since graduating from Manchester Metropolitan University in Fine Art: Painting in 2009 – a course that allowed him to spend a year studying in Amsterdam – he has focused on his artistic practice, as well as working in education.
This has led to numerous international projects, commissions and exhibitions, and he has gone on to run art workshops in schools, community centres, charities, and prisons. He has always found creating to be a wonderful form of therapy and self-exploration, and believes that it can bring positive change to others if they are just given the right tools.
Shauna
Shauna is an Irish muralist and street artist based in London. Her background is in events management and community arts organisation, with a visual arts practice centred around portrait and figure painting. She is interested in questions of unreliable memories, collective social identity, and inter-dependence. Shauna’s recent work investigates the enchanting energy of illumination, a visual investigation of the playfulness of light illusion and a desire to bring a little magic to the mundane. Shauna is an alum of London School of Muralism, where she first picked up a spray can in 2022. Since then, she’s transitioned into a full-time career as a painter and is keen to show other budding artists how to harness their talents and unleash their creativity!
Shauna is a proud member of WOM Collective and has witnessed first-hand the ability of street art to empower young women and girls. With a massive back catalogue of contemporary and art historical references to inspire you, she’s ready to guide your group into producing unique and powerful works of art.
Jerrome Henry (Red Romes)
Jerromme “Red Romes” Henry is an artist and designer born in South West London.
With a background in the Arts from an early age he proceeded to grow his knowledge and skills in aspects including the Fine Arts, graphics, sign writing and graffiti.
Being well travelled at such a very young age has inspired his love for street art and passion for Architecture. This has given him the ability to implement such a diverse style to his work, Creating works for art collectors, hotels and various corporate projects.
Expressing his character, mood and extremely creative mindset that can only be described as an “outside the box” approach throughout his works he continues to encourage others to be creative With use of vivid colours and bold illustrations.
.... Red Romes always captures your attention!!
Miguel Hcuar
Miguel Hcuar is a contemporary artist working and living in the city of London, born in Zaragoza, north of Spain, in 1987. The influences that nurture his work come from a mixture of everyday personal life experiences and the ’90s culture he was raised in. He has worked with different techniques throughout the years but he´s most comfortable with acrylic and spray paint nowadays.
Whilst having grown up in a family that was close to the arts and crafts world, he developed an early interest in drawing when he was a child. After spending more than ten years studying different art and graphic design courses, he has found himself working comfortably with brushes and paint; merging his works with detailed, busy, and complex compositions that include hidden messages meant to impact the public and make them elaborate on the topic of the work that’s in front of them.
He strongly believes in the use of creativity to resolve and "attack" any kind of problem or situation you might find in your life, and he´s experienced how through different creative processes you can achieve things you might think unreachable.
Mark
Mark began his painting career in 1986 on the streets of Plymouth, Devon. Through decades of dedication, he has achieved status as a world-renowned graffiti style master. He has mastered all of the different lettering styles associated with the art form; from bubble letters to wild style.
With a professional graffiti career spanning 26 years, he has honed his skills to create artwork in numerous styles such as nature-themed murals and design and illustration as well as traditional graffiti style. He has worked in various sectors from education, youth and community through to commercial interior murals and corporate team-building events.
