ISABELLA AMRAM
b.1995 . Turkish Venezuelan . Based in London
Isabella Amram (b. 1995) is a Turkish Venezuelan painter based in London. She holds a BA from Brown University and an MA in Painting from the Royal College of Art. Her work has been exhibited across Europe, Turkey and the United States, and is held in international collections including the Green Family Art Foundation.
Amram approaches painting as an evolving dialogue between body, surface and time. Through layering, erasure and recomposition, her canvases become physically dynamic and open in meaning. Organic forms such as roots, erosion patterns and other natural phenomena act as structural references, alongside fragmented codes and symbols that resist a fixed reading.
Her practice draws on a personal archive of imagery gathered on walks in nature, which she absorbs and abstracts into gestural and compositional cues. Often working in multi panel formats and across scales, she lets forms repeat, break and transform. Gesture is instinctive, colour deliberate, and the surfaces hold both immediacy and depth.
View Untitled Art, Miami, solo presentation
View Poetry of the Earth
Selected exhibitions
2026
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The Open Wound, group show curated by Selcan Atilgan and Daria Borisova, Palazzo Nani Bernardo, Venice
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This Dark Brightness, duo show with Nieves Gonzalez, curated by Margaux Plessy, HdM Gallery, Paris
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Towards the Light, group show, LBF Contemporary
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Velocity, group show, Future Gallery
2025
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Solo presentation with Wilder Gallery, Untitled Art Fairs, Miami
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Focus, Workplace
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Microcosm, group show, Matt Carey Williams
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Immaterial, group show, Soho Revue
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Bounce, group show curated by Nathalie Baume, Mint, Munich
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A Journey into the Unknown, group show, Haricot Gallery
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Poetry of the Earth, group show curated by Vittoria Beltrame, Wilder Gallery
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Royal College of Art Painting MA Degree Show
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The Sway of Form, group show, Gillian Jason Gallery
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Gestures In Flux, solo show with Kira Streletzki, Berlin
2024
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Reflexion, group show by Orae, Château Saint Maur
2023
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Art on a Postcard Winter Auction, Gathering Gallery
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