Meet Hayley Stewart, born and raised in Ontario, now living in Revelstoke. Hayley studied Fine Arts at OCAD in Toronto. As an outdoor enthusiast and an adrenaline junkie just like many of us here, Hayley loves snowboarding, dirt biking, hiking, paddle boarding, and most recently, kiteboarding.

Kate Zessel draws inspiration from her mountainous surroundings, stemming from her upbringing in Vancouver and her passion for skiing and biking. With a background in Graphic Design from the Vancouver Art Institute, she expresses her love for the outdoors through her art, encapsulating the essence of backcountry adventures and the captivating beauty of the mountains to connect with your own nature-inspired memories.

Dede Johnston is a fine art photographer and avid skier based in London, England and the French Alps who specializes in the Alpine environment. She uses the imagery from her photographs to design products such as tableware and clothing.

Chris Benchetler is an artist and one of the most progressive backcountry skiers of all time. Originally from California, Chris has used the Eastern Sierra and Mammoth Mountain as his playground from a young age. Chris possesses a truly distinctive artistic style, shaped by his life experiences, making his work truly exceptional.

Pat is a renowned artist, snowboarder and designer based in Denver, Colorado. He is known for large-scale murals and for being the co-founder of art collective So-Gnar. His vivid street art adorns the walls of dozens of coffee shops, agencies, hotels, breweries, bars and other businesses across the country.

Nikki Frumkin is an artist and alpinist from Seattle. Her work is inspired by time spent hiking, climbing and mountaineering in the beautiful Pacific Northwest. Immersed in nature, Nikki weaves the energy of her outdoor adventures into watercolors, sharing the feeling of being amidst rugged peaks and wild landscapes.

Jonathan Besler is a landscape photographer and videographer from the Bavarian Alps in Germany. His photos and films are inspired by rugged mountains and terrain in their most sublime moments. Through his work, Jonathan is able to capture his home from his perspective and share his feelings in those moments of awe.

The work of Swiss artist Linus von Moos is characterised by a strong affinity for graffiti art and the beauty and diversity of nature. His unmistakable design language can be observed through his detailed representations, where he reproduces patterns, colors, and natural forms to create a world in which there is always something new to discover.

This man has a ruler and compass in his hands and palm trees in his head. Influenced by architecture and modular games, Thomas Lateur’s abstract paintings play with perspectives. For him, art is an opportunity to test assemblies and overlapping shapes, where lightness and fun prevail over a strict geometric grid.