Artsemble Underground & How We Started
Brian Weaver and Cesar Aguilera set out to bring art to everyone: art for the people. They started a mural business that was more than just a business, designed to help local communities through murals, sculptures, and art events. Since 2014, Brian and Cesar have collaborated with numerous artists and organizations, formally creating Artsemble Underground LLC in 2016. Their goal was to build an immersive, multimedia art experience that could be replicated anywhere—without relying on traditional galleries or institutions that sometimes limit creativity. Artsemble also provides emerging artists a platform to grow, embracing the philosophy that artists united can reach higher levels, using art as a tool for social change rather than just a commodity. Both Brian and Cesar were also recognized as Best Street Artists by Gulfshore Magazine.
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Cesar Aguilera, originally from Quito, Ecuador, has been a prominent figure in the SWFL art scene. In 2015, he received the Gulfshore Life Emerging Arts Leader Award and serves as art curator of the Sidney and Berne Davis Art Center’s Grand Atrium and Capital Gallery. He is also the creator of Paionia, a wearable art brand launched in 2011, transforming discarded technology into sustainable fashion.
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Brian Weaver is a professional muralist with over more than a decade of experience and has been an active member of the Southwest Florida arts community since moving to Cape Coral in 2013.
He founded All Walks of Art, Cape Coral’s first-ever 47 Terrace Art Walk, and co-founded Artsemble Underground and SWFL Mural Fest. He also developed Circus Art United, Mystery Walk, The Epicenter Collective Art Warehouse and co founded Artsemble Gallery at Bell Tower Shops, and Battle of the Arts, a community-focused art competition. Brian was also recognized as Best Street Artist by Gulfshore Magazine.
Brian’s mural work spans coast to coast, and he is passionate about education and exhibition. He has taught street art to children with autism, using art to foster creativity, self-expression, inclusion, and community connection. In addition to public projects, he has presented numerous solo gallery shows, showcasing his personal style and artistic evolution in traditional art spaces.
Artsemble Underground & How We Started
Brian Weaver and Cesar Aguilera set out to bring art to everyone: art for the people. They started a mural business that was more than just a business, designed to help local communities through murals, sculptures, and art events. Since 2014, Brian and Cesar have collaborated with numerous artists and organizations, formally creating Artsemble Underground LLC in 2016. Their goal was to build an immersive, multimedia art experience that could be replicated anywhere—without relying on traditional galleries or institutions that sometimes limit creativity. Artsemble also provides emerging artists a platform to grow, embracing the philosophy that artists united can reach higher levels, using art as a tool for social change rather than just a commodity. Both Brian and Cesar were also recognized as Best Street Artists by Gulfshore Magazine.
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Cesar Aguilera, originally from Quito, Ecuador, has been a prominent figure in the SWFL art scene. In 2015, he received the Gulfshore Life Emerging Arts Leader Award and serves as art curator of the Sidney and Berne Davis Art Center’s Grand Atrium and Capital Gallery. He is also the creator of Paionia, a wearable art brand launched in 2011, transforming discarded technology into sustainable fashion.
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Brian Weaver is a professional muralist with over more than a decade of experience and has been an active member of the Southwest Florida arts community since moving to Cape Coral in 2013.
He founded All Walks of Art, Cape Coral’s first-ever 47 Terrace Art Walk, and co-founded Artsemble Underground and SWFL Mural Fest. He also developed Circus Art United, Mystery Walk, The Epicenter Collective Art Warehouse and co founded Artsemble Gallery at Bell Tower Shops, and Battle of the Arts, a community-focused art competition. Brian was also recognized as Best Street Artist by Gulfshore Magazine.
Brian’s mural work spans coast to coast, and he is passionate about education and exhibition. He has taught street art to children with autism, using art to foster creativity, self-expression, inclusion, and community connection. In addition to public projects, he has presented numerous solo gallery shows, showcasing his personal style and artistic evolution in traditional art spaces.
