[Events] Strawberry Jam Vol 2

SONG, a graffiti artist from Singapore, has been refining his artistic prowess since a young age.

Since 2014, he has fervently pursued his passion for art in the form of graffiti, murals and exhibitions, taking his talents across Asia, Europe and South America.

Drawing inspiration from his global travels, SONG’s work intricately weaves the narrative of his Singaporean roots, skillfully merging diverse cultural influences to reconstruct his heritage and experiences through his visual voice.

Engaging in meaningful collaborations, he has left an indelible mark on the global graffiti scene, with multiple exhibitions showcasing the fusion of fine art and graffiti that he has mastered over the years

GERAS (formerlh knoen as SPAZ) is a graffiti artist based in Singapore who was originally from the Philippines. She is a well-known member of RSCLS, one of Singapore’s original crews.

soph O aka waywardclouds is a visual artist who collects and draws imagery in the liminal space between the mundane and the extraordinary.

Her work revolves around capturing transient moments and everyday stories while being cognisant of the unpredictability and transformation of memories. Intrigued by the way eyes capture light and colour, she explores how paint creates shifts; These notions are combined and translated via abstraction, over sprays and textures, reiteration and recurrence into drawings, paintings, sculptures, installations and murals.

Nur Iman, better known as Stranger, is a Singaporean street art and visual arts practitioner.

He is the founder of Stranger’s, a creative studio that merges graffiti with contemporary art.

Eunice Hannah Lim, also known as “1 is E.nuf” (b.1992, Singapore) is an artist inspired by documented narratives and our navigation through constructed spaces.

Her work explores themes of history, placemaking, and community interactions with landscapes, reimagining how we connect with our surroundings today.

Hui Wen’s main interest lies in how nature is processed and translated. Her artistic practice delves into the notion of naturalisation and examines how we understand and recognise our surroundings by attributing qualities to the things around us.

Her work often seeks visual/ conceptual coincidences in nature to investigate how humanistic intentions tend to mutate through zoological instances which can often be found in our use of language, metaphors or even, interactions with our environment.

Through this, Hui Wen not only hope to explore the tensions between different cognitive frameworks, but also reflect on how language, a dominant framework we are reliant on, influences our daily lives and shapes the meaning we ascribe to our surroundings.

Syfer is a self-proclaimed Renegade of Culture.

He is known for his wildstyle pieces that can often be caught at The Blackbook or The Somerset Belt.

Miznek calls herself a letter junkie- and has the body of work to prove it.

Her intricate and colourful wildstyle pieces can often be seen around the Somerset belt.

Zee Fish is an illustrator who focuses on character expression and storytelling. And with spray painting, they expand their practice and bring their characters to life on the walls.

Wazzock is a designer-illustrator that references Graffiti styles in his works. He’s done several notable collaborations with more underground local and overseas brands.

Janna is primarily a digital artist with a unique approach to the wall, bringing the sensibilities of her developed digital style into the mix.