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Rachel Tribble
"I continue to dedicate my work to peacefulness in the world and the celebration of the Earth, Sky, and the multidimensional universes. "
American artist Rachel Tribble's award-winning, dream-like contemporary oil paintings are recognized for their meditative qualities and serene use of color and focused repetition. Her portfolio, entirely elemental, engulfs the viewer in a magical contemplation that establishes an instant connect with the universe and nature. These quiet paintings evoke calm emotion and, in Tribble?s altruistic nature, are acts of environmental activism.
Tribble initially introduced her work into the alternative venues of rock nightclubs along with the rise of techno. She produces visual and sound environments and multi-media installations that focused on esoteric, social, and environmental issues. Her work transformed when she went to live and work in the Native American community.
Rachel Tribble studied fine arts at Syracuse University and the National Academy of Design in New York. Since then Rachel?s work has been featured in galleries, shown at the Miami Art Week Fairs, in art books, national magazines, gifted to nominees of the Academy Awards and the Emmy Awards, and at EPCOT at Walt Disney World. Her work for the EPCOT International Flower and Garden Festival poster won the IFEA Gold Pinnacle Award for the Walt Disney Company.
American artist Rachel Tribble's award-winning, dream-like contemporary oil paintings are recognized for their meditative qualities and serene use of color and focused repetition. Her portfolio, entirely elemental, engulfs the viewer in a magical contemplation that establishes an instant connect with the universe and nature. These quiet paintings evoke calm emotion and, in Tribble?s altruistic nature, are acts of environmental activism.
Tribble initially introduced her work into the alternative venues of rock nightclubs along with the rise of techno. She produces visual and sound environments and multi-media installations that focused on esoteric, social, and environmental issues. Her work transformed when she went to live and work in the Native American community.
Rachel Tribble studied fine arts at Syracuse University and the National Academy of Design in New York. Since then Rachel?s work has been featured in galleries, shown at the Miami Art Week Fairs, in art books, national magazines, gifted to nominees of the Academy Awards and the Emmy Awards, and at EPCOT at Walt Disney World. Her work for the EPCOT International Flower and Garden Festival poster won the IFEA Gold Pinnacle Award for the Walt Disney Company.
