Gabriela Sepúlveda Ortíz is a San Juan–based multidisciplinary artist whose bold visual storytelling spans over 30 public murals, multiple illustrated books, and collaborative creative projects. From her roots in Pop Surrealism and indie comics to her leadership in the Kayfam Community and Power to the Panel, Gabriela’s work reflects deep emotional nuance and a strong connection to community. Discover how she transforms found inspiration into layered narratives that uplift and inspire.

Aggie Armstrong is a multimedia artist whose bold, textural works explore themes of identity, belonging, and the female experience through the lens of her Third Culture upbringing. Drawing from figures like Pacita Abad and Frida Kahlo, her practice weaves together painting and hand-stitched embroidery to tell layered, deeply personal stories. Learn how Aggie builds community through her art and her creative leadership at ARTWRK Co.

Mikaela Perry is a classically trained oil painter whose work celebrates feminine identity, ancestral knowledge, and the sacred bond between humans and the land. Drawing inspiration from Old Master techniques and her background in farming, Perry paints powerful images of women, animals, and nature, infusing each piece with mythic depth and emotional resonance. Through her thoughtful process and community-centered mission, she creates art that connects, empowers, and preserves the beauty of our world.

Chloe Farrant’s art explores the connection between urban environments and nature, using bright colors and layered textures to create vibrant works that celebrate wildlife. From large-scale murals to ceramic sculptures, Chloe’s art transforms neglected spaces into celebrations of life and resilience, while her mission fosters environmental sustainability. Dive into her inspiring practice and learn how she connects humanity to the natural world.