Andrea Isabel Vargas
  • King Galleries
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    • Outlaw
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      • What It Feels Like to Be Free
      • Resurrecting Isis
      • Where the Sea Meets the Sky
      • The Cosmological Body
      • The Imperfect Pearl
      • Quakes at Fukushima
    • Equilibrium
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"Working on large-scale pieces has become one of my signature strengths, and the way I enjoy giving passion to the art."

I was born and raised on the California coast. Urban environments rich with murals and diversity influenced my early palette and affection for community histories, and vibrant illustrations. After I received my BA from the University of California at Berkeley in the area of rhetoric and public discourse I began to travel between desert landscapes and coastal cities. Since, I continue to produce artwork and installations that focus on ecological relationships, light and aspects of transformation. New paintings can be found with Charles King Galleries.



Exhibit History - The Oakland Museum of California, The Ontario Museum, the David Richard Gallery, the Santa Paula Art Museum, The Agriculture Museum of Ventura County, the Ventura Museum of Art and History.









  • King Galleries
  • ART WORK
    • Outlaw
    • Landscapes
    • Illustrations
    • Community Installations >
      • What It Feels Like to Be Free
      • Resurrecting Isis
      • Where the Sea Meets the Sky
      • The Cosmological Body
      • The Imperfect Pearl
      • Quakes at Fukushima
    • Equilibrium
  • About
    • C/V
  • Contact
  • Store