Drawing inspiration from architecture, Arielle Zamora’s paintings are subtle, yet moving explorations of line and form. Zamora creates her work with complex layers of joint compound and paint, hand carving patterns into the resulting surface. Delicate shapes and structures emerge from the varying shifts in line and color. This series of works examines the rhythms of contrast and repetition in a focused palette of cobalt blue.
Arielle Zamora, b. 1990, is a painter and printmaker based in Portland, Oregon. Her work has been shown in various solo and group exhibitions and commissioned for a number of projects. Also a florist and farmer, Zamora runs the Portland-based studio Small Yard Flowers focused on sustainability and ethical farming.
Oil paint, graphite, and joint compound on panel
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