Isabella Innis is a Los Angeles–based painter whose layered abstractions explore memory, identity, and human connection. She works with oil stick, charcoal, and acrylic to create richly textured compositions, often featuring faceless forms and marbled surfaces that drift between intention and spontaneity. Her intuitive practice—marked by lyrical strokes, charcoal markings, and dripping forms—reflects a sense of movement and whimsy shaped by her upbringing in a family of musicians and a life lived across Nashville, Oxford, Colorado Springs, and Uganda. Innis embraces the unfinished and the fluid, inviting viewers into open, emotional landscapes that echo both personal and global narratives.
