Maansi is a current junior in high school, and aspiring economist and businesswoman. Her love for art began at the age of 5, and for the next six years, her passion for experimentation and building of new skills with new mediums only grew.

When the pandemic hit and communities were going a more difficult burden than ever, Maansi took initiative, and began to sell her art to donate the earnings to charity. This project lasted for almost two years. Now, Maansi is excited to steer Artulio into a more outward direction, looking to host classes, volunteer mural paintings, and spread the idea of entreprenurship, creativity, and business drive to youth across the Bay.

Jessamine is a current junior high school student with a strong aspiration for art and design. Her interests began through taking art classes at a young age and she now hopes to take her passion with her through her career as a graphic designer in the future. 

Over the years, Jessamine has consistently worked to improve her art and enter in competitions to develop her skill. She has experimented with various mediums, using her work to reflect her personal experiences and advocate for awareness in the importance of using art to bring people together. As she continues to grow, Jessamine not only hopes to use art as a method of self expression, but as a way to uplift others and spread the same passion she shares to communities of people. 

Aadil is a current junior in high school and has a passion for business, finance, and entrepreneurship. Although he doesn’t excel in art like Artulio’s other team members, he finds Artulio as a place he can work his interests and skills - and support less fortunate communities during times of hardship.

Aadil has loved volunteering and giving back to the people around him, and  continues to do so, helping fulfill Artulio’s “Color for Cause” mission. He is most involved in outreach, sales, strategic planning, and financial logistics. As someone deeply interested in how economic systems can create opportunities, Aadil hopes to use Artulio as the beginning steps to help youth in the Silicon Valley realize that creativity and business can go hand in hand.