Our Team

Afro-Indigenous community builder and advocate. She studied at OCAD University in Indigenous Visual Culture and Social Change. Mesha champions for marginalized communities, collaborating with non-profits and sitting on various provincial boards. Mesha's work focuses on youth homelessness, affordable housing, food sovereignty, anti-racism, mental health, and accessibility in the arts.

Iranian-Canadian visual artist residing in Toronto. Yasaman is dedicated in the public art space, and proficient in digital and traditional mediums. She is an active participant in mural festivals, mentoring emerging artists, and collaborating with communities to produce meaningful, nature-inspired artwork.

Toronto-based multidisciplinary artist of Caribbean heritage specializing in acrylic, oil pastel, and digital painting. A TMU graduate, her art explores ideologies, concepts, and culture using bold colors and intricate organic shapes. Passionate about nurturing young minds, she inspires aspiring artists to embrace creativity and think outside the box.

Multidisciplinary artist known as “Ella’s Precision,” uplifts and educates through her vibrant, detailed artwork. She has showcased her art in various organizations and city showcases. As a visionary, she plans to expand her services to support fellow artists, hoping to touch hearts with every piece she creates.

The creative force behind "Truee.Colours". Jenae brings a flair of vibrant design to every creation. Her artistry speaks to the afrocentric story and style which is translated even through her face painting work - merging culture representation and nature in art.

Golbahar is a Toronto-based visual artist and art educator specializing in painting, drawing, and mixed media. With a Bachelor’s degree in Painting and drawing from University of Tehran and a Certificate of Art from Seneca Polytechnic, she brings over 10 years of experience to her engaging classes and workshops. Golbahar has taught in various communities, inspiring creativity in children and seniors through diverse artistic techniques. Recognized with the Newcomer Mentorship Grant from the Toronto Arts Council in 2020, she is dedicated to enriching lives through art. Golbahar has exhibited her work in numerous group and solo shows in Canada and Iran.