About the Show:

Trifecta Exhibition

A three-female artist's exhibition of rebirth, hope, and renewal that comes with spring.

The art show explores the natural beauty of California, featuring bright colors, playful imagery, and fantastical landscapes!

About the Artists:

Drica Lobo -

Drica is Brazilian-born, California-based artist Drica Lobo makes modern landscapes, transforming familiar vistas into an optimistic scenario, manipulating shapes through an ethereal gradient layer that directs the eye to an imaginary field of possibilities.

Shifting between traveling and working in her studio, Lobo creates pieces representing freedom of mind  & dreamlike state. A contemplation is fabricated to conjure the realms of imagination, rather than presenting a factual reality in her paintings.

"The colors of my creations aspire to embody the power within you! I believe that we all have what it takes to be bold and fearless while embracing the unknown. It aligns the truth of my experience to help you have a sense of wonder, of seeing things anew, of things that can catch us off guard, and those that break in our bordered world. My art aims to shift perspectives and inspire the creation of new experiences in a fresh evolving way. To be looked at as if colors were feelings and also possibilities. Even as if the strokes were frequencies, translated into energy and intangible forces that surround us"

Meredith DuBois-

Meredith DuBois is an LA-based artist who grew up by the beach where the Pacific Ocean naturally became her muse. For Meredith, the ocean evokes many different emotions: happiness, warmth, playfulness, and relaxation. Her oil paintings attempt to represent these emotions through color, textures, and layering of paint. Ultimately, Meredith’s goal as an artist is to create paintings that are both beautiful and meaningful, inviting the viewer to pause and reflect on the simple beauty of the natural world around us.

Maya -

Maya is a Peruvian visual artist based in Hermosa Beach, California. The warm palette resulting from the mixture of shades of beige and color accents is informed by an abstract aesthetic that connects with the origins of Maya’s practice: Interior Design.

In Maya’s process, the spaces that she imagines from her practice as an interior designer form the intention behind her in each of her works. Throughout the realization of a piece, Maya develops a color palette that represents her own language and her style.