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NGHBRS

The flight suit acts as a metaphor for how we separate ourselves to question reality.

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A Is To B — framed, leaning against the wall

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B Is To C — framed, leaning against the wall

B Is To C (Print Only)

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Future State — framed, leaning against the wall

Future State (Print Only)

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A Is To B — framed, leaning against the wall

A Is To B

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B Is To C — framed, leaning against the wall

B Is To C

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Future State — framed, leaning against the wall

Future State

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About NGHBRS

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NGHBRS is the art and design studio of Aaron Cahill, a San Antonio-born artist who earned his BFA in Advertising and Design from Oklahoma Christian University. Since the early 2000s, his work has been featured in numerous Oklahoma City exhibitions, including Tonic, Momentum, and Summer Thieves, as well as a 2014 showcase at Project 4 Gallery in Washington, D.C. that highlighted art created on mobile devices. Cahill’s current practice investigates the concept of isolation. He utilizes the high-altitude flight suit as a primary metaphor, representing the ways individuals distance themselves from external influences to better examine the nature of their own reality.

Visual voice

The work centers on the imagery of high-altitude flight suits to explore human isolation. This aesthetic serves as a symbolic barrier, questioning how we perceive our surroundings when separated from the outside world.
IsolationHigh-Altitude Flight SuitsMobile Device ArtMetaphorical RealismConceptual Design
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Who is the artist behind NGHBRS?

NGHBRS is the art and design studio of Aaron Cahill, a San Antonio-born artist with a BFA in Advertising and Design.

What are the primary themes in NGHBRS's work?

The work primarily explores themes of isolation and the questioning of reality.

What does the flight suit represent in his art?

The high-altitude flight suit is a metaphor for how people separate themselves from outside influences to examine their reality.

Has NGHBRS been featured in gallery exhibitions?

Yes, his work has been shown in various Oklahoma City group shows and at Project 4 Gallery in Washington, D.C.

Does the artist use digital tools?

Yes, Cahill has participated in exhibitions specifically focused on art created on mobile devices.

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