Talent
zhong Fei Fei
Model | Singer | Cultural Catalyst
Named by The New York Times in 2023 as one of the “African Artists Driving a Cultural Renaissance,” Zhong Fei Fei is a groundbreaking model and singer, blending her Chinese and Congolese heritage to shape global culture.
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Fei Fei made history as the first African & Asian contestant on Tencent's Produce Camp 2020, which garnered over 4 billion views. Her debut attracted 1.6M+ fans who supported her against racial prejudice.
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She has worked with top brands such as Louis Vuitton, Levi’s, Puma, GQ, UGG, Maison Margiela, Mugler, Fenty Beauty, and more. Fei Fei also made history as the first African & Asian model to cover Vogue China's September issue and led the magazine’s first-ever shoot in Kinshasa, D.R. Congo.
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Her runway debut at Shanghai Fashion Week for Private Policy's Spring ‘22 collection was featured by Vogue's Good Morning Vogue, highlighting her rising influence in fashion and culture.
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Zhong Fei Fei continues to inspire and break barriers, proving that culture, heritage, and artistry can create a lasting impact.
Spencer Flores
Multimedia Artist | Visual Storyteller | Nostalgia Hunter
Spencer Flores is a Mexican-American multimedia artist known for his explosive visual style—a chaotic blend of punk nostalgia, surreal humor, and emotionally-charged color. His work draws heavily from graffiti, retro cartoons, comic books, and music video aesthetics, creating immersive pieces that feel like artifacts from an alternate pop universe.
Mentored in his early years by Mexican art legends Héctor Falcón and Gerardo Yepiz, Spencer’s foundation was shaped by their visionary influence. That guidance continues to echo through his wild-eyed characters, sharp storytelling instincts, and experimental use of painting, collage, and digital media.
His work has been featured in exhibitions across the U.S. and Mexico, gaining recognition for its bold pacing, immersive world-building, and raw emotional resonance. Spencer’s characters—equal parts cartoon and cultural relic—reflect the intensity and joy of youth, filtered through a mixtape of hip-hop, alt-rock, and 2000s nostalgia.
Often described as part cartoonist, part chaos conjurer, Spencer is building a visual language that speaks to a generation raised on scratched VHS tapes, sketchbooks, and soundtracks. His work is a love letter to memory and mayhem, bridging personal history and pop culture in ways that feel both timeless and electric.
Chevy Wilkins
Photographer | Director | Visual Architect
Chevy Wilkins is a Los Angeles-based photographer, videographer, and creative director whose work captures the essence of youth culture and contemporary artistry. With a passion for visual storytelling, she has quickly become one of the most exciting voices in the West Coast’s underground scene.
Armed with just a camera and an unwavering drive, Chevy left her 9-to-5 life during the pandemic to pursue photography. She carved out a space in Fairfax, working with rising stars and top production companies like Reel Goats. Her portfolio includes artists like Blueface, Big Sean, and Chief Keef.
In 2021, Chevy became the in-house photographer for the influential 4:30 store on Fairfax, documenting visits from A$AP Rocky, Stone Cold Steve Austin, Rich the Kid, Dwayne Wade, and more. She’s known for turning candid moments into iconic images, while also directing music videos, brand campaigns, and narrative visuals.
Chevy’s journey is a testament to creative hustle and fearless expression. Her mantra, “Trust the Process,” reflects her resilience, risk-taking, and dedication to building a visual language for a generation.
