Christopher Soto (b. 1986, Guayama, Puerto Rico) majored in Industrial Engineering (Bachelor of Science) with a Masters in Fine Arts at Full Sail University. A self taught artist, Soto’s art seeks to provoke the viewer to venture into the self while considering external socio-political and social themes. This micro-macro perspective is a common theme the artist employs while using storytelling as a vehicle to translate a deeper connection between culture and surrealism. Across his works the story is one of the constant cyclical process of suffering and evolution that defines our human condition. Drawing upon inspiration from his ancestral folklore, greek mythology, and his own dreams; Soto’s work is constantly evolving while maintaining its gaze fixed on the intersectionality of the fallibility of humanity and the divine.  

Senén Llanos

The first time I saw a camera was in my father's hand,  he was a passionate Nikon enthusiast and I remember being fascinated by seeing those photos on paper. Their rich colors and the smell of the photograph was something I fell in love with. It was while studying computer science at the University of Puerto Rico that I started capturing images of friends close to me. I immediately fell in love with the medium. It wasn't until a close friend died that I learned about the power of an image - the experience was a catalyst for my current journey. 

I'm known for my work with paint and skin. I believe skin is the most interesting canvas of them all and especially love working with inspired people to create impossible beautiful imagery that celebrates our sexuality. In 2011 I moved to New York, and the city's energy inspired me like nothing before. 

Each image I print is the result of hundreds of hours of experiments. It is only after capturing thousands of images that I select a single one to be a part of my series. These ones are made available for purchase, as very limited edition large format prints.

Marcos Daniel Cruz Vicéns

From a very young age, art took on a lot of importance in my life, creativity and love for art abounded in everything I created with my hands until today. I was born in the city of Bayamón, Puerto Rico on August 18, 1996. 2014-2020 I did my undergraduate degree in Industrial Design with a minor concentration in Sculptures at the School of Plastic Arts and Design of Puerto Rico. Always looking to continue growing as an artist and human being.