The people behind the pairs.

Mexico

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Brazil

Rae Mallow

Rae gives ordinary objects extraordinary little lives: teacups take orbit, pears learn to skate and flowers tune into their own station. Her Bubble surrealism uses rounded characters, chunky navy outlines and tangerine, cobalt, butter yellow and mint. Dense knitted figures float on almost invisible sheer mesh.

Mexico

Mara Vesper

Mara builds small dream worlds from sleepy moons, floating ribbons and impossible stairways. Her pastel gothic jacquard uses cream, ink black, dusty rose and lavender, with sparse surreal symbols and quiet little dramas.

United States

Rocco Static

Rocco turns late-night creature features into wearable pulp comics. Acid green, coral red, cream and ink black meet in chunky tattoo silhouettes, oversized monsters and electric flashes. Every creature is drawn to become a bold knit motif.

Japan

Nika Halo

Nika sketches quiet companions for a noisy digital world. Sleepy orbital mascots, winged relics and arcade angels meet sharp cyber sigils in a restrained palette of icy blue, warm cream and dark espresso. Each drawing becomes a bold, knitted-in jacquard symbol.

Portugal

Tavi Moss

Tavi makes friendly folklore for people who would rather be on a side quest. Woodland sprites, drifting dragons and wandering wizards live in a bright world of lilac, mint, cyan and lemon yellow, built from playful blocks of jacquard stitches.