With roots in the Caribbean island of Aruba, Ryan has a strong connection with his Arawak Indian heritage which spills over into his work. Renowned for their passion and creativity Ryan brings this bloodline to contemporary art by incorporating modern theory and study.

Mixing a knowledge of psychology and conceptual philosophy with the shamanic creative catalysts of meditation and music, Ryan draws his inspiration from the sub-conscious and lucid dreams, building a body of work that is vibrant and highly emotive.

Experimenting with digital painting at an early age, Ryan has added a range of media to his skillset including oils, photography, animation and digital practice. This allows him to carefully match the varied concepts with the medium that will best describe and enhance it.

Ryan's work is highly respected in the creative community, providing him with the opportunity to give lectures to creative students on the effective use of digital technology and exhibit his award-winning work.

Painting in oils from an early age, Margaret's passion for the Mediterranean light led her to become inspired by Spanish nature and culture which she captures in her work. Margaret's travels take her to Venezuela, Mexico and the Antilles where she is fascinated by the vibrant colours of the Caribbean, along with the Spanish colonial and Amerindian cultures of these lands. She captures moments in time and scenes of people and places in her paintings.

Strongly influenced by Impressionist works, Margaret's impasto, painterly style developed early on as an obvious way to reflect the romanticism of nature and life.

Her current work observes modern world intrusions on native, rustic life.