MEET THE ARTISTS

M*Knight

Inspired by the disconnect he observed between the vibrancy of live performances and their photographic representations, M*Knight began merging his passion for music with photography to capture the essence of live events. His unique vision prompted him to explore the medium of motion graphics, where he could further express the energy and emotions of the experiences he created as a DJ. This artistic journey culminated in a distinct style that reflects his deep appreciation for music and visual storytelling, positioning M*Knight as a dynamic force in both the music and art communities of Dallas.

Tina Ngo

Tina, raised in Dallas, Texas, has cultivated a profound passion for performing and visual arts that inspire through storytelling, weaving together detailed yet abstract elements that reflect her complex conceptual thoughts. Her background as the child of an immigrant family who fled war has instilled in her strong values of loyalty, compassion, hard work, and dedication, which she channels into her art. This fusion of personal experience and cultural heritage transforms her narrative into a powerful creative expression that resonates with audiences.

Noin Riveria

Noin's artistic exploration delves into the nostalgic realm of traditional Puerto Rican toys, prominently featuring items like tricycles and toy tops, which reflect his childhood memories. With a background as an art professor at the Interamerican University of Arecibo, he has cultivated a significant presence in the art world, showcasing his work in collective exhibitions across major cities such as Miami, New York, and Chicago. Following his move to Texas with his family, Noin continues to draw inspiration from his cultural roots in Puerto Rico while navigating his evolving artistic journey.

Rambo

Rambo, who began exploring his artistic talents at the age of six, has been creating art professionally since 2006 and recently introduced a distinctive “hat collection” that merges art and fashion. In 2019, he became Project Coordinator at FGIII Fine Art Productions, specializing in curation, art handling, delivery, and installation, further solidifying his role in the fine art industry.

Alejandra Martinez

Alejandra, an emerging Latina artist from Tampico, Mexico, brings her unique perspective to her art through her educational background in Veterinary Technology, which she pursued at Cedar Valley College. Her understanding of animal anatomy influences her painting style, allowing her to capture the essence of her subjects in natural forms while utilizing a complex geometric process that challenges the boundaries of realism and cubism. Living in Dallas, Texas, she continues to develop her artistic voice, merging her passion for art and animals into compelling visual narratives.