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This gallery features photos and artworks by extremely talented artists. These pieces all have cultural themes and ideas.
Hope you enjoy!
 by Victoria Villasana Victoria Villasana was born in Guadalajara, Mexico. She is a textile artist and is interested in “history, culture and how people relate to each other in a fragmented post-digital world.” She weaves textiles and photos to create pieces which combine aspects of her culture with modern day art. Ms. Villasana currently resides in Mexico and England. Click to check out a staff writer interview with her! |  by Victoria Villasana |  by Victoria Villasana |
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 by Victoria Villasana |  Golden Temple Digital art by Praveen Nayak 📍Harmandir Sahib, Amritsar |  Totem Pole Photograph by Reese Mutean |
 📍Qingdao, China |  Brown is Beautiful by Gaurav Thakur Gaurav Thakur is an Indian digital artist who combines traditional Indian clothing with western society elements. He reimagines the world of Indian culture and couture with the influence of Euro-centric supermodels and celebrities, from Wonder Woman's beautifully draped Saree to the reimagined Sabysachi campaign by Winnie Harlow. He also uses his voice upraise and support Indian women across the globe. Instagram: @artby_gt |  Gigi Hadid Reimagined by Gaurav Thakur See "Brown is Beautiful" for artist description |
 Winnie Harlow in Sabyasachi by Gaurav Thakur See "Brown is Beautiful" for artist description |  Desi Wonder Woman by Gaurav Thakur See "Brown is Beautiful" for artist description |  U and Eye by Robert Davidson Robert Davidson is a renowned Indigenous artist from Canada. His acclaimed talents have brought him the opportunity to present his art in the Vancouver art gallery, National Gallery of Canada, Southwest Museum Los Angeles and many more. Revolving his art around his rich heritage allowed him to further display the beauty the Haida cultures entail. From wood carvings to canvas painting and metal sculptures, Davidson loves to broaden his media horizon. |
 Oyster Catcher by Robert Davidson See "U and Eye" for artist description |  Raven Stealing the Moon by Robert Davidson See "U and Eye" for artist description |  Blackfish by Robert Davidson See "U and Eye" for artist description |
 by Kate Wexell This was chalk art drawn by a man to display every flag in the world. It was in front of the Cologne Cathedral (Koelner Dom) in Koeln, Germany. |  by Kate Wexell This is the Hundertwasserhaus in Wien, Austria (Vienna). It is an eclectic apartment complex meant to display man's relationship with nature. |  European Roots by Maddie Begemann Maddie Begemann wanted to dive deep into her roots and heritage of European descent, especially the Netherlands and Portugal. She decided to focus on Portuguese ceramics and the use of various Navy blues while trying to shine the bright array of white in the background. Other smaller references she included are the windmill, which were heavily used in Holland, and the ship, which refers back to the Vikings. |
 Pastel Artwork by Keshav Dubey Keshav Dubey used various traditional patterns and bright colors, which portray the fun and vividness of Punjabi culture. Various elements such as the peacocks, traditional clothing, and the dhol (traditional instrument) truly bring a new perspective. He loves to learn more about his heritage and strives to educate himself as much as he can. |  Navratan Korma by Armaan Kamat |  Navratan Korma by Armaan Kamat |
 Watercolor Portrait by Shreya Chalapalli |  Water Village by Owen Jin 📍Zhujiajiao, Shanghai, China |  Modern America by Shreya Chalapalli 📍USA |
 Lantern Streets by Karis Lu 📍Dujiangyan, Chengdu, China |  Statues at Chichén Itzá by Sophie Lu 📍Yucatán, Mexico These pieces were sold in a stall at Chichén Itzá, an ancient Mayan City, and are likely modeled after ancient Mayan statues. |  And None Were Violent by Gloria Wang 📍 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA This painting of George Floyd features the handprints of Black Lives Matter protesters in Pittsburgh, PA. The artist's goal was to unify people in a time of division, and the handprints convey that none of the protesters were violent. |
 Louvre by Shreya Chalapalli 📍Paris, France |
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