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.
“[My] art touches on the intimate desire to imagine a world that is better for one another…[I hope my] art can bring solace and light in dark situations.”
Manuela Guillén is a freelance painter, muralist, and digital illustrator currently living in North Philadelphia. Born in Miami to Cuban and Salvadorian immigrant parents, she has always had a love for art. Inspired by plants, tropical colors and her cultural upbringing, Manuela aims to bring awareness to art education, sociopolitical and environmental issues.
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“I aspire to show that life is connected to everything. We all see and unsee the same light that shapes our experiences, our true selves. I share myself in every photo, but I have the habit of hiding who I am behind the work I produce. I’m in them somewhere, preserving the language of sun worship.”
Erik Herrera is a first-generation Chicano (Mexican-American) photographer based in San Diego. His work is inspired by his family, Chicanos and their culture and America and celebrates his roots both north and south of the border. Capturing moments from everyday life, Erik is inspired by those around him to appreciate life whenever an opportunity arises.
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“My work is always coming from a place of layering, intuition and experimentation. Through my practice, I like to explore topics of connection, death, the universe, meditation, everyday magic, my Mexicanidad, everything cosmic, the unknown and symbolism."
Mariana Gomez is a graphic designer and illustrator based in the Inland Empire, California. Her work is heavily inspired by nature, psychedelics and a collective community spirit. She also explores her Mexican heritage and family history, aiming to create pieces that remind others to practice gratitude and enjoy life in the moment.
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"I wanted art for my home that resonated with me and my culture so I created pieces that blended my love for pop art and geometric shapes. My art celebrates Latinx culture through a contemporary lens."
Joely Saravia is a New York City-based visual artist and designer with a love for juxtaposition. Inspired by her upbringing in Washington Heights, she creates vector art of motifs that reflect her bi-cultural life. She loves drawing food as well as commonly used items from her Dominican culture and adds a mid-century modern twist.
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