Yasaman Mehrsa is a Toronto-based visual artist. Born and raised in Iran, Yasaman has been devoted to art from an early age. She earned a BA in Visual Communication & Graphic Design from Iran, and an Honours BA in Visual Arts from Brock University in Canada. Yasaman uses both digital and traditional media. She works on a wide variety of projects, including illustrations, designs, paintings, murals, and public art. Yasaman’s work is representative of the relationship between humans and nature. Inspired by nature, she creates whimsical and vibrant art to encourage audiences to discover their imagination, emotions, and relationships with the natural environment. Yasaman puts creative ideas at the very heart of everything she does, striving to create outstanding work that is distinctive, engaging and, above all, memorable. Her purpose is to emanate good vibes and energy through her work. When not making art, she enjoys dancing, yoga, photography, reading, and being an adventurer! Beyond her artistic endeavours, she has taken on roles as a mentor and instructor, guiding and inspiring junior artists, art students, and community members in their creative journeys.
Amanda Busby is a Brampton-based artist who specializes in mixed-media artworks. The vibrant colours, fun, and love that fill Amanda’s portfolio are evident in her whimsical portraits and coveted pet pieces. Her true talent is her ability to capture emotion and turn it into art.
Erikson Mejia is a Honduran-born artist whose work explores her journey as a trans woman, inspired by Maya culture and identity. Her paintings and multimedia pieces have been exhibited across the GTA.
