



Red Canopy Figure
A seated female figure is seen from behind, wrapped in a broad white form and framed by a sweeping field of red above and around her. Acrylic on paper gives the surface a soft opacity, with visible brushstrokes and lightly layered passages that keep the image open and immediate. The result is intimate and quiet, balancing tenderness with a modern, pared-back sense of form.

Rachel Fishman
Rachel Fishman is a multidisciplinary painter influenced by her upbringing in Tampa and her surroundings in Tel Aviv, Israel, where she made her home nearly ten years ago. Her paintings focus on connection and emotion often by illustrating the human figure and its relationship to our environment. She is driven by the joy of exploring the endless depths of color and composition.
Rachel Fishman is a multidisciplinary painter influenced by her upbringing in Tampa and her surroundings in Tel Aviv, Israel, where she made her home nearly ten years ago. Her paintings focus on connection and emotion often by illustrating the human figure and its relationship to our environment. She is driven by the joy of exploring the endless depths of color and composition.
