Isabella Innis is an abstract painter whose work translates the sensory and emotional textures of memory, identity, and place into richly layered compositions. Drawing from a transitory upbringing and the ever-shifting qualities of the natural world, she uses oil stick, charcoal, and acrylic to build tactile surfaces marked by gesture, smudge, and spontaneous trace.

Often working directly with her hands, Innis allows accident and control to coexist, creating paintings that drift between abstraction and fleeting figuration. Her vibrant palette and intuitive process reflect nature’s movement and vitality, offering a visual language that feels both grounded and ephemeral. Each piece becomes a space for reflection—where material exploration meets emotional immediacy.