We asked some of the city’s leading artists and creatives to tell us about how they decided to pursue an artistic or creative career. We’ve shared some highlights below.

Kate Keros | Interior Designer & Creative

For me, creating an ambiance has been my pride & joy for as long as I can remember. Interior design has allowed me to create beautifully personalized atmospheres that amplify the physical & mental spaces we occupy. The biggest motivating factor for me in my career is to cultivate experiences that elevate the senses and create a positive impact. Read more>>

Laura Antonio | Podcaster & Entrepreneur

Since I was young, I always enjoyed speaking through a microphone. I always felt like I could relate and entertain people while holding a microphone. There was always this switch that would turn on once I had a microphone in my hand or in front of me, where even if I didn’t know what to say or I was nervous, I would turn into an entertainer.  Read more>>

Good Gravy

Why not?! It’s just about having fun and sharing with the world the things that move you emotionally. Everyone has some sort of outlet that makes them feel more human and connected to themselves and others around them. Art and creativity is necessary. Read more>>

Jose Rizal Mills | Documentary Photographer & Gaffer

From a young age, curiosity has been a defining trait of mine. My namesake, José Rizal, the Pambansang Bayani (National Hero) of the Philippines, symbolized a deep connection to my heritage and an inherent sense of pride. This multifaceted background naturally led me to explore the world beyond my immediate surroundings, sparking a lifelong passion for creativity and storytelling. Read more>>