Aurélien Pumayana Floret's creations are often considered a 'jewel of light' by others. Born in France he has spent a lot of time in India where he met a buddhist monk who introduced him to mandalas and sacred art.

All of his creations are the result of an inner journey throughout meditation. From knowledge this came the calling to blend sacred geometry out of various traditions. Inspired by those cultural scared symbols he found the style and harmony which makes his creations in tune with a Universal Consciousness.

German-born artist Martina Hoffmann’s paintings are directly inspired by the realms of the dream, the unconscious and the superconscious.

“Bringing back these images is about communication. The painting becomes the otherworldly blueprint from which we can translate into human context. The message is simple: If we allow it, there is no limit to form and content. This holds the potential for us to be able to create a reality as beautiful, healthy and strong as our imagination permits.”

Kathryn “Ka” June weaves her art through the multidimensional web with continuous threads of beauty and precision. As she paints visions of love, harmony, sweetness, and laughter, she also embodies these energies through costume, dance and ritual, bridging her prayers throughout the planes of existence and revealing universal interconnectedness.