Bo Suk Lee is a visual artist, installation artist, and art exhibition/performance planner as well as the president of the International Creative Artists Association (21C ICAA) and the Chairman of World Culture Artists Association, Inc. (WCAA) which has over 500 members in 90 countries. She has held 35 solo exhibitions at International levels. She has been planning, curating, holding and participating in many internal and external events such as the International Exchange Exhibition, International Art Festival, International Art Fair, International Biennale, International Symposium, International Seminar, International Work-shop, International Mural Painting and the World Youth Art Festival, World Womens Contemporary Art Exhibition and so forth.

Communications Professional with experience in India and US. Her strength is “empathy,” “imagination” and being a “blend of Arts and Science.” She has won awards and accolades at the State and National levels for best advertisement, posters and cartoon design. She is an invited speaker at prestigious International forums on Sustainable Branding. Her work was exhibited in Science Express. She also created an India wide “Grow safe food” campaign. With her social initiative TRY for GOOD, Anju engages community (especially youth) for orienting them towards sustainable actions for a healthier environment and better community.

Visual Artist with special focus on Environmental and world peace. Roya has showcased her work in more than 30 national and international solo and group exhibitions. She has participated in more than 20 National and International art workshops. She is Part-time professor at the University of Neyshabur, Iran. Roya is also an honorary professor for Arts of disabled people. She continuously strives to demonstrate the connection of humans to world peace by art. There is no separation between anything in the Universe, so the result of what we do returns to ourselves. Be kind to ourselves!

Born in Ivory Coast in 1968 and based in Paris since 1986, DIMBENG initiated the Mixed Art Relief, which uses materials such as tapa (tree bark), raffia, marble powder etc. This mixed media technique is about producing an organic texture where matter, shapes and colors merge, thus contributing to the highlighting of the work that can be abstract or figurative. Her works deal with the woman, the symbolism of African spirituality and its cultural contribution to humanity, and the relation of humans to their fellows and the planet.

George who lives in western Colorado, USA, grew in Kansas where he learned to appreciate land and life, and to see nature deeply.  He became a paleontologist by profession but he continued as an explorer who discovers patterns of shapes and colors and a translator of discoveries into paintings. His appreciation for nature comes through his quote “I love the power of a high mountain storm, the mystery of reflections, the anticipation of adventure, the play of sun and shadow, the excitement of discovery, the patina of history, the enigma of clouds, and the surprise of color.