"Wrapped in linen, her monochromatic works depict named objects that appear identifiable yet transformed. Angled and blurry, as if submerged under water, Carabaño’s subtle play with perspective prompts a sense of anamorphosis, that requires movement and different angles before her images click into place. Small scale and intimate, they offer tightly zoomed-in visions that posit the limitations and possibilities of looking at the world from a particular position."– excerpt from the exhibition essay Reimagined Landscapes by Susanna V. Temkin, PhD

Luz Carabaño (b. 1995, Maracay, Venezuela) lives and works in Los Angeles. She received her BFA from New York University and her MFA in Painting from UCLA. Upcoming group shows include Chris Sharp Gallery, Los Angeles, CA. Luz is the recipient of UCLA’s Helen Frankenthaler Award in Painting.