Society6 Artist Showcase
The Society6 Artist Showcase is a curated gallery of the new and trending artists that caught our eye. It offers you the chance to stay on top of the rising stars from the Society6 artist community and find statement-making pieces to show off in your home.
“A big part of my work is celebrating women and gender fluid people. I usually like to portray curvy bodies and to emphasize women’s strength and [sisterhood].”
Niege Borges is a graphic designer and illustrator from Brazil currently based in Brooklyn, NY. She is largely inspired by the women in her surroundings, fashion editorials and artists like David Hockney. Niege plays with textures and bold colors, giving each of her playful works a sense of movement.
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“I feel blessed [that I was] born within the sacred lands of Guatemala, a country rich in nature and culture and surrounded by volcanoes. This scenery is my major source of inspiration and connection to the universe.”
Charlie Orellana is a freelance photographer and digital artist from Guatemala who works under the name Aephicles. His first foray into the visual arts was photography, which eventually led him to experiment with digital art as a way to explore the subconscious mind through meditation, dreams, culture and nature. The final collages connect his thoughts and imagination, manifesting them into the real world.
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“The most important thing is trying to put the essence of feelings and emotions into my artwork, making it more intimate [and] creating connections with other people’s stories.”
Jennifer Dahbura is an illustrator based in El Salvador whose illustrations highlight powerful women and the human condition with a dash of mysticism. Pulling inspiration from 15th century motifs and 1940s photographs, especially those from the circus world, she creates fantastical works that pay homage to the women who raised her.
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“[My work ‘Ni La Dama Ni El Catrín’] is me rejecting toxic forms of masculinity and gender norms that hold people back from being their authentic selves.”
Daniel Rodriguez is a photographer from El Paso, Texas. His work explores his own experiences with identity and culture with a surreal flair. His ‘Loteria’ photo series is a play on the traditional Mexican game similar to bingo, pairing the playing cards with images of his hometown.
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