Frederick Calmes (they/them) was born in Port-au-Prince Haiti, grew up in Curaçao, has lived in Amsterdam-East since 2013 where they work as an artist and designer. Frederick is polytheistic, they grew up with Catholicism and the voodoo religion. Through voodoo, Frederick can come into contact wit

a Visual Artist based in Lagos, Nigeria. My works are the visual documentation of human interaction with the environment.

Voice x Women Rise NFT Resident 2022 AISU is a digital illustrator. She uses vivid colors, ethereal aesthetics, and a little bit of storytelling to communicate beauty, experiences and magical concepts in her illustrations.

Voice x Women Rise NFT Resident / Sua Agape is an artist and illustrator based in Guatemala. The most recurrent themes in her work are nature, cosmos, the beauty of women and mischievous creatures.

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

Sound Artist/Audio Experience Designer

Residency Season II Lisa Brown was born and raised between Washington, DC and Compton,CA. Photography and darkroom were the first classes she took at the Washington DC Children's museum as a child.She is a candidate at MICA MFA in photography. She has been recognized by the Pittsburgh Art Society,

Hiii- My name is Melissa Sutherland Moss. I am Brooklyn-based interdisciplinary working across collage, assemblage, photography & installation. As I continue to expand, I will create work dedicated to preserving and celebrating the histories of African and Caribbean people across the diaspora. I am

Voice Residency Season 2: KHAIRI X, Black Renaissance Designer from Newark, NJ. With a background in architecture, his practice includes 3D design, illustration, graphic design, digital modeling, interior design, and animation. KHAIRI’s work focuses on the architectural roots of black history and