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My work is an exploration of human emotion—its rawness, its complexity, and its quiet power. I’m drawn to the unseen currents that move within us, and I create art as a way to make those feelings visible. Each piece reflects emotional states that are often difficult to name but deeply felt.
I use unconventional materials—like tie-dye handkerchiefs as canvas—to break away from tradition and emphasize transformation. The textures, stains, and imperfections are intentional; they speak to the beauty in vulnerability, the messiness of healing, and the layered nature of memory.
In my practice, nothing is too polished. I let the process remain visible, guided by intuition. My work isn’t about perfection—it’s about presence. It invites viewers to slow down, to feel, and to recognize something existential.
-Bianca Elizabeth
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Bridges is about absorption. We are living organisms constantly absorbing what happens around us. Like the fabric stretched over this wood, we absorb our experiences. Sometimes life can feel like an accumulation of wine stains on a carpet. This work is an exploration of those stains and begs the question if these experiences lead us anywhere at all.
Bridge #2
Oil paint on tie-dye hankerchief
16" x 16"
Bridge #3
Oil paint on tie-dye hankerchief
16" x 16"
Bridge #4
Oil paint on tie-dye hankerchief
16" x 16"
Bridge #5
Oil paint on tie-dye hankerchief
16" x 16"
Bridge #6
Tie-dye hankerchief
16" x 16"
Bridge #7
Tie-dye hankerchief
16" x 16"
About
Bianca Elizabeth grew up in Petaluma, studied and expanded creatively in Santa Barbara, then spent years in Los Angeles navigating the fast pace and searching for meaning. After many twists and turns, she’s returned to the coast—this time in Pacifica—where life feels quieter, more intentional. She lives there with her boyfriend, dog, and cat, creating work that feels raw and exposed. You might say she’s making art from the perspective of standing on the roof—ready, at last, to tell her story.
Education
B.S. in Art
University of California, Santa Barbara — Graduate of 2013
Exhibitions
It’s Strange to Be Anything at All — March 2025
Self-curated exhibition, Pacifica, CA
Contact
Email: biancaxelizabeth@gmail.com
© BiancaElizabeth, 2025
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