Helping artists & makers find
hope & purpose,one creation at a time.

Serene is a Chinese ink artist and a mental health advocate. A versatile artist, she is also well versed in digital street art. In 2010 she was diagnosed with schizophrenia, which felt at first like the end of her promising life. Little did she know, it was only the beginning. Through her recovery journey, she rekindled her love for the arts and culture, and experienced firsthand its possibility to do good for individuals and communities.She hopes others will also practice and appreciate art, culture and creativity for wellbeing as part of their everyday lives.

After a near-fatal accident left part of his brain severely impacted, Wei Kong spent years struggling to hold a job. When everything else fell apart, art was the one thing that kept him going. His bold, French-inspired artworks are rich with emotion - each one a glimpse into his journey through struggle, healing and hope.

Luke Phoenix Ng is a Singaporean artist who survived encephalitis — a near-death battle that profoundly shaped his outlook on life. With professional experience at leading design firms such as LucasArts and OgilvyOne, yet largely self-taught in his craft, his work reflects a rich tapestry of influences from film, music, and personal connections. He draws inspiration from artists he admires — including Craig Mullins, Justin Sweet, Jon Foster, Katsuya Terada, Yoji Shinkawa, Jim Lee and his close friend Kai Lim. Resilient and ever-evolving, Luke’s art combines technical precision with emotional depth, each piece a reflection of his journey and growth. Today, he continues to push his practice forward, with the dream of one day building his own art studio.