Jaycob Campbell, also known as Gonketa, is an artist based in Wadawurrung (Geelong). His art is characterized by the use of bold and vibrant colors, as well as intricate linework. He draws inspiration from various contemporary styles, including graphic novels, science fiction, and street art. Jaycob, who was born deaf, communicates primarily through Auslan (Australian Sign Language). Consequently, he continually explores the complexity of hands, encompassing their shape, form, and their role in sign languages and common hand gestures. Jaycob employs a range of techniques in his work, such as spray paint, enamel paint on canvas, digital art, and mural painting on both interior and exterior building walls. Through his art, he strives to empower the deaf community and promote awareness of the richness and intricacy of sign languages. Jaycob has participated in numerous art festivals and exhibitions, including the Melbourne Fringe Festival, Flow Festival Australia, and City of Melbourne's Flash Forward.