//Voice Season 2 Resident// MAMIMU (June Mineyama-Smithson) is a London-based Japanese artist on a mission to spread optimism. Her bold joyful work has been featured in ITV, Creative Boom, Design Milk, and SCMP. She is a lecturer at UAL, D&AD judge, and a speaker at several design festivals.

Voice NFT Resident Season 2. Visual Artist ,3D artist, motion designer.

Digital artist/ illustrator. Capturing the simplistic beauty in our everyday life.

Working from London, UK, Voice Resident Heliotrope scans the digital wasteland for evidence of humanity, retrieving analogue/digital artefacts and exquisite lichen-like growths. The latest harvest is now processed as a hermetic batch entitled Shy Creatures of Staggering Beauty, dated 28th June 2022

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Decertor - Daniel Cortez - is a Peruvian muralist and painter with an artistic career spanning more than 15 years. The investigation of the space to be intervened and its surroundings allows him to create a graphic language based on colour, shapes and the saturation of the composition, these being c

Nicole Salgar is a painter and muralist of Latin descent. She has always had a passion for traveling and learning about other cultures . She believes it has undeniably influenced her style. Through artist residencies she has traveled to Cuba, Europe, South America and the East coast working with th

(Voice Residency season 2 #19) My collection “ALL SHADES OF BEAUTY" is an exclusive Voice Residency collection. This collection carefully dissects the importance and various ways our different shades of beauty construct and solidify our well being as Humans.

Alice Mizrachi is an interdisciplinary artist based in New York and Miami. Alice’s activist ideology is weaved into her studio, public art, and education practices. She has shown with the Museum of the City of New York, the National Museum of Women in the Arts, and The Albright-Knox Museum; taught a