ARTIST COMMUNITY

I’m Alisar Wali, originally from Syria and Lebanon. I’m a design marketing graduate who’s been drawing since I was a kid. I’ve always been into anything creative, and over the past few years I’ve moved into painting and digital work, creating maximal pieces with cartoon-style elements while also experimenting with different styles. Other than art meeting new creatives in different industries , and hosting events with my team. On the side i dance and am into aerial hoop and Muay Thai .

Named after the Japanese word for wolf, Ōkami is the side project of artist Kamī; a space where she channels her fundamental belief that sound is a sacred vessel through which communities of colour can connect in solidarity and find true liberation.

Having begun her journey as a DJ through Voices Radio, her mixes have been featured on the likes of NTS and Radio 1001. She has found her footing playing at London’s Pxssy Palace, Body Movements and with the fast-rising Half East Records collective.

While Ōkami has a deep affinity for the atmospheric and sub-heavy frequencies of 140, dnb, dubstep, grime and drill, you can often find her playfully switching gear into rich global club sounds such as dancehall, bhangra, gqom, Asian dance sub-genres, baile and ballroom with plenty of attitude.

Sepideh Rashidi is a London-based, Iranian-born artist whose work is rooted in emotion, identity, and cultural memory. Drawing from her heritage, she weaves fragments of tradition into a contemporary, intuitive painting practice. Her connection to music began early and has become central to her creative expression. Viewing art forms as interconnected, she believes artists are vessels — translating energy, emotion, and experience into something tangible and shared. As her love for house music grows, she brings this into a live setting, painting in response to sound, atmosphere, and movement. Through this process, she creates immersive visuals that capture the energy of the moment and invite the audience into a shared experience.