In the heart of Arizona’s vibrant creative scene is Ivoree—also known as Reeology or KAMA Divine—a radiant force of love, transformation, and community care. A poet, musician, event curator, and healer, Ivoree moves with intention, creating sacred spaces where people feel seen, heard, and free. Inspired by the nostalgic joy of old-school Black barbecues, her mission is clear: rebuild community through love, creativity, and presence. With new music on the way and a growing movement behind her, Ivoree is not just creating art—she’s curating liberation., Creativity, and Love.

Malcolm Malik is a Chicago-based artist specializing in leather goods, portraits, and cut-and-sew projects, with plans to explore interior design. Drawing from his Southside Chicago and Park Forest upbringing, his work reflects his deep connections to family, community, and personal growth. His latest collection, Grandad’s Garden, honors his late grandfather and marks a transformative shift in his creative journey. Through Malik’s Masterclass of Leatherwork, Malcolm empowers others to create while using his art as a platform for change and connection.

Imanii Uwakwe's journey blends the art of therapy with the spirit of entrepreneurship, aiming to ignite profound transformations in her community. Through her work, she challenges stereotypes, advocates for mental health, and fosters connections that empower others to embrace change.

From a sold-out event at 15 to co-founding "Fourtune House" and unveiling his fashion line "Solutions," Ryel's story is a tapestry of creativity, consciousness, and the pursuit of a meaningful existence.