Annalisa Peña

Two individuals wrapped in translucent white veils tightly embrace each other, creating a sense of unity and intimacy. Their arms are adorned with tattoos and rings, adding an element of personal expression. The background is a vibrant, colorful graffiti wall that contrasts sharply with the soft whiteness of the veils. Surrounding trees visible at the top indicate an outdoor setting. The overall atmosphere is one of warmth and contrast between human connection and urban art.

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A vibrant abstract artwork featuring six stylized figures in a group. The figures are depicted with elongated heads and exaggerated facial features, dressed in colorful attire. Each character has unique expressions and colors, including shades of green, red, blue, and brown. The thick, black lines outline the figures and their details. A background filled with intricate, maze-like patterns in black and white enhances the complexity of the scene, while a bold red base contrasts against the figures. Encased in a black frame, the piece stands out with its vivid and eclectic visual style.

Photo courtesy of Annalisa Peña

A creatively arranged indoor scene featuring a mix of objects and artwork. Dominating the composition, a life-sized cardboard cutout displays a stylized painting of a woman in blue and flesh tones. She is depicted in underwear, holding a pink fan, leaning slightly against a patterned wall background of red and cream. In front of this setup, there is a white lampshade adorned with a dark patterned scarf around its top, adding a touch of textile elegance. Adjacent to the lamp, a green glass bottle stands on a wooden surface, partially hidden by a large leafy plant. The arrangement is both casual and artistic, blending everyday objects with expressive, unconventional art.

Photo courtesy of Annalisa Peña

Annalisa Peña is a multidisciplinary visual artist based in Brooklyn, New York. Her practices of choice include painting, sculpture, and photography. Through her ever changing styles and narratives, Annalisa explores life concepts involved in the mundane, joyous, turbulent, and abstract experiences of the human condition. Non-committal to any style or discipline informs Annalisa’s artistic practice by allowing room for growth and change. Her work remains a testament to art for the sake of art; never really seeking to be seen, just to be.

COLLABORATING WITH

Domestic Workers United

Disciplines

Craft

Media arts

Visual Arts

Location

Brooklyn, NY