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04/30/2026

New work from
Image details:
From the series: Reconfigured Painting, 2026
Acrylic and crayon on plywood panels
17.25 x 17.25 in | 44 x 44 cm

04/24/2026

“My body’s struggle against the rock is the expression of a larger struggle against repression, domination and adaptation.” -
Breathe” / PERFORMANCE by Paola Fiterre / 2021- 2026 / NYC, Montreal, Miami / Breathe speaks to the psychological pressure of being an immigrant woman in North America.

04/22/2026

on how he approaches his artistic process.

04/17/2026

Arien Chang Castan
A Base de Viandas Series, 2010-2014

Details:
Image No. 1
47” x 70”
Archival pigment print on Moab Pearl
mounted on Dibond
Edition of 3 + 2 AP
26” x 39”
Archival pigment print on Hahnemuhle Baryta
Edition of 5 + 2 AP

04/15/2026

Diving into the archives. After documenting a comprehensive lifetime of work, we are finally ready to start sharing Rigo’s journey, one piece at a time.

A special thanks to - this project would have been impossible without your thoughtful approach and dedication!

Details: Portrait, 2023 Mixed media (acrylic, pastel, oil) on cardstock 20 x 14.7 in | 51x37.5cm

04/12/2026

“Drawing them is an incredible feeling! Their shimmer in the drawing is just as artificial as the shimmer of the sequins themselves.” - Gertrudis Rivalta

04/09/2026

From 2D to 3D. Pencil drawings by in preparation for his “Transportable Spaces” sculpture series. Lara explores identity through our relationship with space, presenting home not as a fixed geography or permanence, but as an internal experience—carried within through memory and the objects that structure our lives.

04/05/2026

A delightful spring pairing 🌿🐇

‘s hand-carved block print, “Leap into Innocence,” combines a spirited rabbit with sumptuous blooming orchid spikes that flow gracefully from her ears.

The joint symbolism—rebirth, fertility, new beginnings, and resilience—echoes the season’s assurance that life is always ready to start again.

Details:
“Leap into Innocence”
Woodcut print on archival paper
28 x 20 in

04/02/2026

In his latest painting, Valle de los Truenos, returns to the textured, geometric surfaces of his earlier work to depict a storm-torn landscape—a once fertile, now wounded territory. The storm feels almost conscious, its lightning cutting through a rigid, sky-spanning structure with unnatural precision. The fragmented textures act as a mesh ordering the chaos, hinting that devastation follows a design. Through this contrast of the organic and the structured, a tension emerges between past beauty and present destruction, leaving behind only memory and a horizon of uncertainty.

Image details:
The Valley of Thunder, 2026
Acrylic and graphite on canvas
118 x 172 cm | 46.5 x 67.75 in

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