Arielle Parris is a fine artist working in charcoal and oil, exploring quiet, unguarded moments that reveal the emotional truth of her subjects.

Black and white painting of two people, one with hands on the other's head, both with serious expressions.
A black and white painting of a woman with her eyes closed, head tilted to the side, and hand resting on her forehead. She has long, flowing hair and wears a loose, textured garment.
Painting of a shirtless man sitting with his head down and hands clasped between his legs, displaying various tattoos on his arms and chest.
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Arielle Parris works in oil and charcoal to capture presence—in figures lost in private thought, in landscapes encountered intimately. Whether painting a body at rest or observing the movement of light and shadow, she builds compositions that ask the viewer to slow down. Her work insists on the emotional dimension of simply being present: to oneself, to a place, to a moment.

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