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Hailing from Guangzhou, China, SATR is renowned for her ethereal spray-painted murals that blend traditional Chinese art elements with contemporary street art. In 2024, she created a captivating mural on the wall of the Jasper Downtown Hostel and Source For Sports building at 402 Patricia Street. The artwork features a majestic elk, inspired by her encounter with the animal during a previous visit to Jasper. The mural embodies feelings of majesty, calm, and harmony with nature.

BirdO, also known as Jerry Rugg, is a Canadian street artist celebrated for his vibrant, geometric murals depicting surreal animal hybrids.  A master of surreal geometry and nature-infused murals, he has completely reimagined the Maligne Building (Jasper Dental Office), turning an ordinary structure into a breathtaking fusion of colour, form, and movement. His twin bird compositions bring an unparalleled vibrancy to Jasper, creating a dreamlike portal of wonder on our streets.

A First Nations Cree artist from the Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation, Mackenzie Brown, known as Kamamak, has made significant contributions to Jasper’s artistic landscape. Her mural on the Telus Wall at 203 Miette Avenue reflects Cree cultural narratives, featuring a butterfly and moth to symbolize balance and transformation. Kamamak’s work enriches Jasper’s cultural tapestry, offering both residents and visitors a profound connection to Indigenous stories and perspectives.

Based in Nelson, BC, Tyler Toews painted “Melt” at the top of the stairs leading to Sunhouse Café and Rockaboo Mountain Adventures (610 Patricia Street). His mural presents a striking commentary on climate change—depicting a gallery scene where breathtaking glaciers are slowly disappearing behind a melting ice cube. This 3D anamorphic design forces viewers to engage with the artwork from a specific perspective, enhancing its visual impact and deepening its message about the fragility of our natural world.

A contemporary artist known for his distinctive approach to muralism, Kristopherh’s contribution to Uplift 2024 is a hidden gem—literally. His small, intimate mural is tucked away in an unexpected space, waiting to be discovered. His work often explores themes of identity, connection, and the unseen beauty in the world, making his Jasper piece a perfect representation of the subtle, yet profound ways that art can surprise and inspire.