RACHEL CAMPBELL
Durham, NC
Past Exhibitions Biography CV Statement Press
“My paintings are about commonplace moments that intrigue me. I look for the beauty in unexpected places. I choose to paint with abstracted realism. The places and images are clearly recognizable. I use colour and manipulate composition to interpret the story I want to tell. I ask myself how I want to depict my relationship to this experience or space.”
-Rachel Campbell
RECENT EXHIBITION
THE YEAR OF SMALL THINGS
Rachel Campbell
August 5 – August 28, 2021
RECENT ARRIVALS
LAST TEA WITH MY MOTHER
30 X 24″ oil on canvas
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PRECIOUS LITTLE THINGS
30 X 24″ oil on canvas
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The artist references artist David Hockney as a major influence for her work, inspired by his playfulness and abstraction, she transforms figurative scenes into what she coins “abstracted realism.” She achieves with her work, an experience of joy and pleasure when dwelling in each piece, which can offer a sense of optimism during a time of grief and uncertainty.
THE YEAR OF SMALL THINGS
Seattle Deconstructed Art Fair is back. Here’s what to see
The Seattle Times
FEATURED WORKS
SOME DAYS, DEPENDING ON THE DAY,
I CAN’T SEE THE TREES FOR THE WOODS
37 X 49″ oil on linen
6200.
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FOOD PRIDE III
30 X 40″ oil on linen
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THE GARTEN CAFE
38 X 50″ oil on linen
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CAROLINA ICE II
30 X 40″ oil on canvas
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BRINGING ARTISTS AND COLLECTORS TOGETHER
RECENT PRESS
