Founding Members Bio’s

Tommy, the clairvoyant starseed shaman artist hailing from the vibrant shores of Tampa Bay, Florida, dances through life with a kaleidoscopic palette of creativity and cosmic insight. Having serendipitously discovered his passion for art later in life, he’s since delved headfirst into the realms of sacred geometry and psychedelic digital art, weaving intricate patterns that mirror the tapestry of the universe.

When Tommy isn’t immersed in his artistic endeavors, you’ll likely find him basking in the warm Florida sun, tapping into his spiritual wisdom, and connecting with the energy of the cosmos. With every stroke of his brush or click of his mouse, he channels the ethereal and the mystical, infusing his creations with a dash of celestial magic.

Join Tommy on his journey as he navigates the intersection of art and spirituality, painting the cosmos with hues of wonder and enlightenment.

A Little Red Fire was born in 1983. GraduatIng  the Plastic Arts department in 2008.

 Since 2003 Red Fire has played with Paint and tried to express themself quietly. 

Red fire made some performances in Paris, Bangkok, Hamburg and Dubai In  public spaces and was also joined to some group exhibitions in Paris, Istanbul and Ankara.

Red Fire  also opened Solo show in Paris and Istanbul but under a different name. 

A little Red Fire keeps their anonymity because they do not like popular culture effects.They need to see  real emotions like an average human without under any title.

Jeser's artist bio

In the lively, eclectic streets of St. Petersburg, Florida, there's a creative force known simply as Jeser, also tagged as @at_it_art. Part curator, part mad monk, and full-time artist, Jeser's journey is as colorful as the murals he paints.

 Hailing from the quirky town of Tarpon Springs, Florida, Jeser's artistic roots stretch back to his childhood days spent doodling on anything he could get his hands on. But it wasn't until he found himself immersed in the laid-back vibes of Southern California that his passion for art truly flourished.

 Drawn to the raw energy and rebellious spirit of street art and graffiti from the late 80s and early 90s, Jeser felt a calling to illuminate the dark and dingy corners of the world with splashes of color and creativity. Why walls, you ask? Well, Jeser saw them as blank canvases begging for a makeover, transforming them into vibrant expressions of beauty and hope.

 Around a decade ago, Jeser embarked on a stencil art adventure, teaming up with the legendary Charlie Crank of Murder Ride Skateboards. Together, they honed Jeser's unique style, blending elements of graffiti with a touch of whimsy and a dash of irreverence.

 But Jeser's talents extend far beyond the realm of spray paint and stencils. He's a master connector, effortlessly bridging the gap between artists from different corners of the creative universe. Whether it's bringing together painters, musicians, or performance artists, Jeser has a knack for creating collaborative magic.

 But amidst all the paint-splattered chaos and artistic camaraderie, Jeser remains grounded in his mission to spread joy and positivity through his work. Each stroke of his brush is infused with a sense of mischief and a hint of humor, reminding us not to take life too seriously.

 When he's not busy transforming walls into works of art or curating the next big creative collaboration, you can find Jeser wandering the streets of St. Pete, soaking up inspiration from the vivacious community around him. And if you happen to spot him, don't be shy—strike up a conversation, and who knows, you might just find yourself part of his next masterpiece.

 So here's to Jeser, the artist with a heart as big as his imagination, reminding us all to find beauty in the unexpected and laughter in the mundane. Follow along on his artistic adventures on Instagram @at_it_art, and prepare to be inspired, amused, and maybe even a little bit dazzled!

Born as an adventurous soul known by the pseudonym “imigr.ant3,” my life has been a journey defined by movement, humor, and an unexpected artistic awakening. With a dry sense of humor that often lands me in hot water, I navigated the first half of my existence migrating across various countries, soaking in diverse cultures and experiences. Amidst the constant change, one element remained a constant: graffiti.

Drawn to the raw expression and storytelling of street art, I became enamored with the medium, though it wasn’t until later in life that I dared to try my hand at it. Self-taught and initially lacking confidence, I found myself sitting in a dimly lit dive bar one fateful day, where an artist’s words sparked something within me. With little more than old moving boxes, a crude blade, and a handful of spray paint cans, I tentatively created my first stencil—albeit imperfectly.

Embracing my late start in the art world, I slowly honed my skills, finding solace in the meticulous process of hand-cutting my own stencils. Though I initially dismissed myself as just a guy with paint cans, others saw something more. People began referring to me as an artist, a label that initially felt foreign. While traditional artists painted on canvases, I found my canvas in discarded cardboard boxes.

Despite my self-doubt, I persisted, gradually transitioning from cardboard to canvas. Each stroke of the spray paint became a testament to my journey, a fusion of my nomadic past and newfound passion. Through art, I discovered a sense of purpose and belonging, a means to share my stories and observations with the world.

Today, I find fulfillment in transforming blank canvases into vibrant tapestries of color and narrative. Each piece I create is infused with the essence of my unconventional path—forged through years of travel, self-discovery, and the unwavering pursuit of creative expression.

While my beginnings may have been humble and my journey unconventional, I’ve come to embrace my identity as an artist. And though I may have started late, my passion burns as brightly as ever, fueled by the memories of distant lands and the universal language of graffiti that continues to inspire me. In every spray of paint, I find not only peace but also the courage to share my unique perspective with the world, one stencil at a time