Art Pieces by Banko

Welcome to the world of Banko, an artist making waves in the contemporary art scene. With
a distinctive style and bold approach, Banko sparks conversations about race, inclusion, and
identity. His exploration of interracial relationships and multiracial identity stems from his
upbringing on a military base with a Puerto Rican mother and Haitian father. Through his art,
Banko delves into the complexities of these dynamics, challenging societal norms and inviting
introspection.
Banko's work features black and white characters, prompting viewers to confront their biases
and celebrate diversity. As a curator for the past two years, he has curated exhibitions that
amplify marginalized voices, fostering dialogue and community engagement. Banko envisions
a future where race is not a barrier to understanding, striving to provoke change and
promote inclusivity through his art.
Join Banko on a journey of reflection and acceptance, as he invites audiences to embrace
differences and build a more peaceful world.

Art Pieces by Drew Miele

Meet Drew Miele, aka NoFun: a vibrant mixed media artist from Philadelphia and Asbury Park.
Armed with a BFA from the University of the Arts, Drew's self-taught style blurs traditional and contemporary methods.
Inspired by artists like Kaws and Shepard Fairey, Drew infuses pop culture nostalgia into his engaging creations.
With roots in '80s and '90s punk rock and skateboarding, his art resonates with colorful, weird monsters and skate deck graphics.
Drew's versatility extends to children's books, reflecting his goal to spread joy and connection through storytelling.
Contact Drew at 
drewmiele@gmail.com or via Instagram @drewnofun to explore his world of fun and collaboration.

Art pieces by Melanie Bell

Melanie Bell, a native of Baltimore, Maryland, discovered her passion for art at the age of 10, beginning her journey into painting. At just 11 years old, she showcased her first art exhibit, featuring three faceless women inspired by Henry Matisse.

Throughout the years, Melanie has diversified her talents, delving into animation, virtual reality, and music production. In 2021, she hosted her solo art show in Washington DC, pioneering projection art and virtual reality experiences that immersed patrons in her uniquely crafted 3D environments.

Today, Melanie primarily works with digital media, specializing in psychedelic pieces that draw inspiration from Japanese tattoo art and the esoteric realm. Her artworks are vibrant and captivating, utilizing an array of colors to evoke profound emotional and spiritual experiences.

Art Pieces by John Krawczyk

Driven by a passion for raw emotion and energy, Jay Edwards is the creative force behind the Eleven Eleven Art Foundation. With a deep-rooted belief in the power of art to transcend boundaries and evoke profound emotions, Jay channels his innermost feelings into captivating artworks that resonate with viewers on a visceral level.
Through the Eleven Eleven Art Foundation, Jay Edwards seeks to create a space where art becomes a catalyst for healing, transformation, and empowerment. By harnessing the raw power of emotion and energy, he aims to ignite a spark of inspiration in others and foster a deeper understanding of the human spirit.
With a bold and fearless approach to creativity, Jay Edwards continues to push the boundaries of artistic expression, leaving an indelible mark on the world of art and beyond.
Embrace the raw emotion. Feel the energy. Experience the art.