About Sara: Sara Salem is a visual artist and a co-founder of Phiphi Artland. She is the head of fine arts at Phiphi Artland, and Art teacher at Graphica art school and art conservatory teens, Muralist and a Yoga instructor, that believes in the remedial abilities of art from a holistic approach. She earned her bachelor degree in fine arts 2011, then the 200 RYT yoga certificate, became a Reiki level II practitioner and obtained a certification in art therapy. She formed that view on art, through combining her higher education, practicing, and the 12+ years of teaching experience across Africa, Asia and USA.

About Clancy: I grew up on a small Island in Southwest Florida called Pine Island. I was inspired by nature, science, and history from a young age. My art consists of bold colors and simple shapes to tell a story. I really enjoy transforming my digital art into physical mediums such as screen-prints and stickers.

About Jason: My name is Jason Harvin and I'm the owner of Wayward Walls & Interiors, LLC. Over the past few years I've come to find a deep passion for space transformation through art & painting, specifically, geometric dominate design. My mural design work can be found in restaurants, dentist offices, law offices, corporate offices, gyms, salons, coffee shops, throughout Tampa Bay & Orlando.From afar the mural will appear to be any standard retro VHS tape but as the viewer gets close enough to read the words on the vhs case they’ll notice it’s full of hidden messages relating directly to the history of the mall, specifically, 1975.
For example, the box showing CM ‘75, WSC ‘02, WC, ‘05, are direct references to the malls name changes since inception. With Countryside Mall being first in 1975, then changing its name to Westfield Shoppingtown countryside in 2002, and then Westfield Countryside in 2005. Another hidden message is in the barcode on the VHS case showing the malls address (27001) and the zip code (33761) as numbers on the barcode.

About Hannah: Hannah Lorra is a visual and mural artist from Tampa, FL.  Painting professionally since 2020, she utilizes florals and bright colors in her work to highlight her tropical, Floridian surroundings.  She paints flowers in honor of her mother, and to bring feminine awareness into spaces to cultivate peace in a joyful, fun way.