Artist Zoey Riley was born to very conservative and traditional parents, who did not support her interest in fine arts. Zoey pursued her passion for fine art secretly as an adolescent, due to her parent’s restrictions, and used the art she viewed in galleries as her tutor. As soon as she was of age, she fled her hometown to live in New York City in order to be closer to a fast-paced environment, concentrated with art galleries. Zoey used everything around her to draw inspiration, from the street signs to the dancers seen through the windows of dance studios. After taking in all she could from the modern New York art scene, Zoey made her move to San Francisco, where she could expand her skills and be a part of the culture-filled scene. Today, she resides in Southern California, still searching for the experience that will take her to the next level.

An enchanting crimson color field is set against a subtle, neutral background.

Color that knows how to drift without disappearing. Lotus is a contemporary abstract with a soft-focus, fluid feel—like pigment moving through water, then deciding to stay. Tonal greens set the grounding note, while soft pinks and yellows bloom through the surface in a nod to its namesake flower. Painted in acrylic on felt and framed in solid pine, it brings an organic calm that still feels design-forward.

Chelsea Art Studio presents Crossover by Sonia Noir, a trend-setting painting that infuses innovative elegance into your home. Drawing inspiration from nature, fashion, and architecture, Noir focuses on captivating color combinations to express thoughts and emotions. Meticulously made to order, this rectangular portrait piece showcases a sophisticated palette of ivory and blue. Proudly crafted with high-quality artistry, this single-piece work arrives ready to hang with included wall-mounting hardware.

The son of a homebuilder, Austin, Texas-based painter and sculptor Paul Meyer developed an early fascination with construction and materials. Today, he looks to cement, mortar, wood, and mixed media to elevate and texturize his paintings. His work has been featured in The New York Times, Architectural Digest, Elle Decor, and more.

Los Angeles artist and interior designer Victoria Holly looks to classic colors and simple shapes for her minimalist, plaster-based paintings. Using a progressive printing technique that layers ink to create tangible texture, this piece is printed on textured paper with a spot gloss treatment for added dimension. Framed within natural American maple for a gallery-quality look.