Francesco Lietti has been living in Hong Kong since early 2006 and his love of this vibrant, eclectic city is immediately apparent in his works, which derives from the mnemonic imagery of the artist, who lives in symbiosis with the themes of travel and discovery.

When first visiting Hong Kong in the summer of 2005, the painter experienced an overwhelming sensation: fascinated by the variety of colours, the rich smells and the plethora of images, he was drawn to return and stay.

Kang, who majored in sculpture at Ewha Womans University 's University of Fine Arts and Music, has been portraying the creator' s presence in nature as a believer. She participated in the Korean National Art Competition and the Contemporary Sculpture Competition of the Republic of Korea. She participated in the Palm Springs International Art Fair in 1993 and has been active in various exhibitions.

Kang expresses the beauty of nature that easily passes through everyday life with sculptures made of bronze stone trees.

Joanna Blair is an artist of extraordinary versatility with a profound sensitivity and skill for capturing a moment of time; its atmosphere, energy, movement, mood and more, through a masterly range of techniques and use of colour.

“Eschewing formal art courses or university I tried being mentored in turn by two private tutors, but after the initial flurry of excited, I grew frustrated at not being able to freely develop my own style, being restricted discovery subject matter and having to conform to someone else’s ideas. Once I decided to let my heart take over and rely solely on my own talent, it seemed to unleash a huge creative force which takes me in any number of directions!

Leah Poller is a figurative artist working in bronze. Classically trained at the prestigious Ecole Nationale Superieure de Beaux Arts of Paris where she resided for 20 years, Poller participated in a rich, multi-cultural environment, interacting with foremost members of the international arts communities of France, Spain, Italy and Latin America. Her singular approach to her subject matter was forged by this international experience. She has been featured on tv, and in numerous art publications. She has lectured extensively and held workshops on creativity.

Lydia Moawad (1965) is considered as one of the most contemporary Lebanese renowned artist painters. Her paintings were auctioned and sold in the "Modern Art Show Arabian Wings 4" September 2014, in Saudi Arabia (Jeddah) among the paintings of Picasso, Vangogh, Fateh El Mudaress and many others.
She has exhibited widely in Tokyo, Berlin, New York, Austria, Rotterdam, Florence, Paris, Milan, Kuwait, Dubai, Qatar, Amman and Museum of Agadir. Lydia Moawad has been decorated with several Medals of honour and Certifications for her work in Lebanon and Abroad.

Space776 Residency program is located in the center of Bushwick, Brooklyn beside the Space776 Gallery. Residency artists can live and work in the location for a 3 months to 6 months term. Participating artists have monthly open studio meetings with Space776. We will also record a video documentary featuring an artist interview about their work. Along with many other opportunities to showcase their work, such as a chance to show their new works at the Space776 Gallery.

Space 1326 is situated in a popular spot among rising artists in Korea since 2012. The gallery pursues characters and diverseness instead of following trends.

Sobrane uses a mix of mediums to create her large scale works on linen, techniques fostered whilst attending Red Gate Arts Residency in Beijing 2 years ago.

Sobrane magically transforms pigments of spray paint, inks, enamel, pastels and charcoal into her renown, beautifully created lifelike pieces. Sobrane loves to articulate her expression onto linen in an uninhibited joyous manner.

Striving for balance is the impetus behind Kova’s state of artistic mind, her works and projects. Kova’s background and experiences have led her to the ultimate exploration of these topics.

Born in Vladivostok (USSR), Vika Kova grew up in Germany. Back to Russia, after graduating arts & music from Moscow Conservatory, she moved to Holland becoming a successful singer, DJ, performer and later, a multimedia /video artist. As an international DJ, Kova stood out in a profession dominated by men. This experience triggered her interest in gender issues within social, and cultural frameworks; and directly influenced her identity as an artist.

Woo firmly believes that Korean art and culture have potential in the international level. Traditional yet diverse patterns and paintings can be applied in various designs, handicrafts, textiles, and even digital arts. These versatile Korean arts can range from fine arts to commercial art. She is excited to develop her works in a lot of ways, such as creation of cultural artworks with the local communities, design arts, and modernisation works of Traditional arts.