Pieces from @t.a.t.y.x ‘s collection are going quickly! Get yours this Saturday, May 2nd 1:30-3p at 2 Tower Place. Beer. Popcorn. Art. RSVP (link in bio) and bring a friend.
Join us Saturday, May 2, 1:30-3pm to celebrate @t.a.t.y.x ‘s exhibition which explores the notion of the COLLECTIVE UNCONSCIOUS, a term introduced by Carl Jung to describe a shared reservoir of archetypes, symbols, and inherited psychic patterns common to all humanity.
Please RSVP. Link in Bio.
Through abstraction, Tatiana Carvalho investigates this invisible structure, translating it into visual form through gesture, layering, and material tension. Her works function as intuitive mappings of the psyche, where personal memory dissolves into universal resonance.
Using acrylic, oil pastel, and charcoal, Carvalho builds surfaces that oscillate between chaos and structure, revealing traces of the subconscious as they emerge and recede. The compositions resist fixed interpretation, inviting viewers into an experiential encounter rather than a narrative reading.
“Collective Unconscious” positions painting as both ritual and inquiry — a process of accessing what lies beneath individuality and reconnecting with a shared human interior.
I had the privilege of speaking to the @silicon_valley_open_studios board and community about the great things made possible when you unoptimize.
The talk traced the origin story of Silicon Valley Open Studios — founded by the late Liz Kraft, built entirely by volunteers, and sustained for forty years by people motivated by love, not market — and made the case that the amateur spirit that built it is exactly what will carry it into the next forty years.
We talked neuroscience. We talked U-Haul galleries and art motels. We talked about why the brain was never built for optimization, just connection like the kind you get in art spaces.
Huge thank you to Linda Nystrom and the entire SVOS board for the invitation, the conversation, and the trust. You are doing something extraordinary and the best is ahead of you.
If you’ve never experienced Silicon Valley Open Studios — three weekends every May, free, open to everyone, artists opening their studios to strangers — now is the time.
The original strategy was love. It should stay that way.
So inspired by Tatiana Carvalho’s new exhibition, Collective Unconscious—ON VIEW NOW. ✨
This exhibition explores the notion of the Collective unconscious, a term introduced by Carl Jung to describe a shared reservoir of archetypes, symbols, and inherited psychic patterns common to all humanity.
Through abstraction, Tatiana Carvalho investigates this invisible structure, translating it into visual form through gesture, layering, and material tension. Her works function as intuitive mappings of the psyche, where personal memory dissolves into universal resonance.
Using acrylic, oil pastel, and charcoal, Carvalho builds surfaces that oscillate between chaos and structure, revealing traces of the subconscious as they emerge and recede. The compositions resist fixed interpretation, inviting viewers into an experiential encounter rather than a narrative reading.
“Collective Unconscious” positions painting as both ritual and inquiry — a process of accessing what lies beneath individuality and reconnecting with a shared human interior.
ABOUT
Tatiana Carvalho is a self-taught abstract expressionist artist hailing from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Born and raised in
the vibrant city, she developed a deep passion for art from an early age.
Growing up surrounded by Brazil’s rich artistic heritage and diverse cultural influences, Tatiana’s creativity flourished, leading her on a remarkable journey.
For Carvalho, art served as a means of self-healing, allowing her to delve into the hidden recesses of her own mind and emotions. She believed that by tapping into the collective unconscious, she could uncover universal symbols and archetypes that transcend cultural boundaries.
By infusing her paintings with these symbolic elements, she aimed to create a visual language that transcends the limitations of words, inviting viewers to connect with their own intuitive understanding of the world.
Seeing stars and dots after this wild party! Big congrats to all the clients who took home new artwork today! And check out @bingkoland for more groovy holograms. Such a joy to experience @lbaciart artworks in a new cosmic way!!
Stellar Nursery @lbaciart is SOLD. Drop by this Sunday March 8th 1:30-3p to see if another star has gravitational pull on you 💫 All artworks 30% off, DM for prices.
Come witness the glittering cosmos in person this Sunday, March 8th as we celebrate Lori Bacigalupi’s INFINITE SPARK.
RSVP in bio, party kicks off 1:30-3. Prints will also be available. Gallery is at 2 Tower Place SSF, next to Chico Marx!
@lbaciart
✨ Infinite Spark Opening Party ✨
Come celebrate Infinite Spark: Messages from the Universe with us ✨
📅 Sunday, March 8
🕜 1:30–3:00 PM
📍 2 Tower Place, South San Francisco (entrance next to Chico Marx)
RSVP link in bio
Join us in person for an afternoon surrounded by luminous, cosmic paintings by Lori Bacigalupi. The work is truly stunning IRL—sparkly surfaces, glowing color, and that quiet, awe-filled feeling you only get standing in front of the universe.
Come sip, mingle, and spend some time with the stars 💫
All are welcome—bring a friend and your sense of wonder.
Infinite Spark: Messages from the Universe ✨
Featuring artwork by @lbaciart
Cosmic, luminous, and quietly breathtaking, Infinite Spark draws on NASA imagery of supernovas, stars, and nebulas to explore our deep connection to the night sky. These acrylic paintings shimmer with light and meaning: ancestral, scientific, and oh so human.
✨ This exhibition is truly stunning in person, the surfaces sparkle, the colors glow, and the experience can’t be captured on a screen. Come see it while it’s on view and spend some time with the universe.
🔗
📷 @lbaciart
Artists live here—but not without a fight.
San Francisco is losing the infrastructure that makes creative life possible. More closures are coming. More artists will leave unless we organize, focus, and act.
This gathering is about turning urgency into visibility, collective pressure, and real next steps. Not next year. Now.
Join us at SOMArts, 2/13, 4–8pm.
Huge thx @somarts and all the organizers!
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