“The role of the artist is to make the revolution irresistible”
—Toni Cade Bambara

M is a brown genderqueer cultural worker and organizer. Under the name Emulsify, they create art that helps them heal, learn, advocate, and imagine new worlds. They believe all art is powerful and political. M lives in Brooklyn with their wife and spends a lot of time creating while snuggling their pups. M’s creative energy and love are a part of all they do: they are a trained abortion doula, founder of Emulsify Design, and creative director of Arrebato, a space for Queer Trans Black & Brown community. Through their work, M has made incredible friendships, learned from brilliant peers, and found their home. You can follow M’s work on their website at emulsify.art.

Darwin studied art at The Institute of Plastic Arts Daniel Reyes in San Antonio, Ecuador, near his hometown. In the early 90s, he traveled with his art to Amsterdam and later on visited Frankfurt, Germany, Budapest, and Hungary with the same purpose. He then returned to Ecuador and exhibited his work. Darwin moved to New York in the early 1990’s, where he has been part of various exhibitions. Since he began his art, Darwin has been investigating the technical aspects and tools to transmit his philosophical and spiritual message to the world. As an artist, he understands the importance and strength of communicating through his art and delivering the right concept and sensibility.