Chantell Van Erbé is a contemporary artist known for her innovative and diverse approach to art. A past Vice President and current elected member of Allied Artists of America, she is also an elected member of the Catharine Lorillard Wolfe Art Club, a Signature Member of NAWA, and an Associate Member with Distinction of American Women Artists. She is also an award-winning photographer recognized for her vision and artistic merit. Her work, characterized by intuitive realism, vivid colors, and evocative themes, spans over three decades. Notably, her piece Uprooting is part of the permanent collection at the Butler Institute of American Art, reflecting her impact on the art world. With a blended cultural background, Chantell embraces her Puerto Rican heritage on her mother’s side, honoring its deep roots and rich traditions. She describes art as: “A series of evolutions; numerous characterizations, endless connotations. Tremendous power in three letters.”