Peace and love for eternity.
Dawn over the Bay
The artist
Isolda learned to paint as a child at her father's side, in Italy. Years later, living in the rainforest of Panama between the canopy and the sea, she invented her own technique: a way of building colour on the canvas that holds the movement of leaves, feathers and water.
Selected Works
The studio, Jupiter, Florida
Her story
Her first brushes were her father's. She grew up in the smell of linseed oil and turpentine, watching a celebrated Italian painter work, and making her own small canvases on the floor beside his easel.
Much later she moved to the jungle of Panama. Surrounded by toucans, howler monkeys and the open Pacific, she found that the old methods were not enough, and slowly made a new one.
Read her storyThe jungle, the ocean, and every creature in between.
Every painting is made in the service of what it shows. Her work exists to keep the animals, the oceans and the rainforest in view: to make us look long enough to want to protect them.
The missionExhibited internationally
Dubai · Italy · Paris · Florida
300 works exhibited internationally · Awarded in Italy, Paris and abroad · 34 collections
Isolda's Gallery, at her home in Jupiter, Florida. Currently closed.
A new gallery
Isolda's Gallery is part of her home in Jupiter, Florida. It has been closed while she travelled, and she is now preparing to open a new one. Leave your name to be told first.
Peace and love for eternity.
Isolda