Fatima De Leon Koolmees is a self-taught multidisciplinary artist, writer, aspiring filmmaker, and responsible tech enthusiast. Her practice spans watercolor pencil, sand art, ikebana, pottery, and most recently documentary filmmaking. She evolves freely across mediums, drawn to whatever form best serves the story. Her work is rooted in figurative surrealism and explores feminine mythology, the juxtaposition of stillness and movement, and the unexplainable forces of nature.

Her creative work is driven by storytelling, process, and working by hand. With a background in business, tech, and operations, Fatima has long been an early adopter of emerging technologies. She founded Chaotic Good Creations to hold space for human, hands-on creation in parallel with an increasingly automated world.

Maritza Rivera is a licensed therapist and multidisciplinary artist whose work bridges healing and creative expression. With a background in mental health and a lifelong passion for the arts, Maritza brings a unique, integrative perspective to both her clinical practice and her creative work.

 

Maritza is fan of people, nature, learning, community, and connection. Maritza wholeheartedly believes in the power of art to enhance resilience, create pathways for self-discovery, and foster a deep understanding of human experiences.

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Maritza is a proponent of using art to speak truth to power.

Jolene Gloria Ung is a multidisciplinary artist whose work spans greeting cards, art prints, painted apparel, and custom handmade designs, with a commitment to authenticity over trend.

 

Jolene studied art at UC Irvine and went on to build her brand, Quirks & Smirks, selling original work, collaborating with local shops, and even creating pieces for Olympic athletes who found her through her fan art.

 

At Chaotic Good Creations, Jolene brings her eye for design, her love of community, and her belief that the best creative work comes from being unapologetically yourself.