Orielle Anaïs [1992, Santa Barbara] is a multimedia figurative artist. Her work delves into the connections between the human body and nature. Her work merges realism with abstraction, evoking organic sensuality.
Her current focus is on oil painting and mixed-media sculpture, drawing inspiration from a diverse cultural background and a lifelong fascination with the body’s interplay with its environment.

In her sculpture practice, Orielle marries classical techniques with unconventional materials like newspaper, aluminum foil, found objects, masking tape, and plaster.
This blend of traditional and experimental approaches brings a layered depth to her work, pushing boundaries and creating unexpected contrasts.

Based in Santa Barbara Orielle is a self-educated multimedia artist focusing on oil painting and mixed-media sculpture. Her work traverses themes of emotional expression, bodily sovereignty, and the eternal aspects of humanity.

In addition to her full-time studio work, Orielle collaborates with other artists. In February 2024, she contributed to a mural with Matt Willy’s The Good of the Hive, a global initiative to raise awareness about pollinators and climate change.