Medium
Drawing
Every work on ArtLab made in drawing, and the artists behind it.
9 works · 4 artists
9 works
01UntitledDenise Raggioli · Oil and ink on paper print · 2017
02Provehito in AltumDenise Raggioli · Ink on paper · 2017
03Sous l’eau no. 3Zoë Naoumoff · acrylic and pastels on dyed canvas · 2023
04Sous l’eau no. 2Zoë Naoumoff · acrylic and pastels on dyed canvas · 2023
05Sous l’eau no. 1Zoë Naoumoff · acrylic and pastels on dyed canvas · 2023
06SeagazeZoë Naoumoff · graphite on paper · 2022
07Blue LandscapeZoë Naoumoff · watercolor, gouache, and colored pencil on paper · 2021
08ANTHROPOCENE IIRUTZ · Colored pencil on cardstock · 2024
09Dancer with a FanEdgar Degas · Pastel on gray-green laid paper · ca. 1880
Artists working in drawing
01
Denise RaggioliMy artistic journey focuses on exploring the concepts of emptiness and absence as spaces for reflection on one's identity.
I have revolutionized the notion of self-portraiture by moving away from the traditional representation of the face. In my works, I invite the viewer to an intimate and personal experience, unveiling the complexities of my being through a non-objective vision.
My research translates into works on canvas, wood, and paper, created using a variety of techniques ranging from oil to acrylic, ink, and pen. Through my art, I aim to invite the audience to reflect on their own interiority and to discover new dimensions of their existence.
My paintings are the result of meticulous observation and constant research. I study the colors and shades of my skin, the lines that trace my identity, especially those of my left hand, the tool with which I create. The hand, both tool and protagonist of my paintings, becomes a bridge between my inner world and the external one. Each brushstroke is an act of faith, a declaration of authenticity. I invite the viewer to read the traces left by my hand on the canvas, to discover the deep meaning behind each mark and color.7 worksEntered July 202602
Zoë NaoumoffZoë Naoumoff is a versatile artist from Merritt Island, FL whose work is influenced by her exploration of the intersection of the mystic body and natural landscapes. Using the surreal as a critical lens with references to her own experiences growing up in coastal Florida, Zoë works with a variety of media to draw connections between femininity, myth, and a yearning desire to reconnect the ego with nature. 8 worksEntered July 202603
RUTZAnxiety and a desire to bridge the connections between the systems of the environment and the human experience are the underlying threads that connect my work. I use humor and playful figurative characters to invite viewers to explore the insanity and interest of the Anthropocene, a “period of time during which humanity has become a planetary force of change”. 4 worksEntered July 202604
Edgar DegasFrench Impressionist (1834–1917), celebrated for his studies of movement — dancers, racehorses, women at work. A restless draughtsman and pastellist, he favoured the candid, off-balance viewpoint of the snapshot and called himself a realist more than an Impressionist, capturing modern Parisian life with unsentimental precision.1 workEntered June 2026
Denise RaggioliMy artistic journey focuses on exploring the concepts of emptiness and absence as spaces for reflection on one's identity.
I have revolutionized the notion of self-portraiture by moving away from the traditional representation of the face. In my works, I invite the viewer to an intimate and personal experience, unveiling the complexities of my being through a non-objective vision.
My research translates into works on canvas, wood, and paper, created using a variety of techniques ranging from oil to acrylic, ink, and pen. Through my art, I aim to invite the audience to reflect on their own interiority and to discover new dimensions of their existence.
My paintings are the result of meticulous observation and constant research. I study the colors and shades of my skin, the lines that trace my identity, especially those of my left hand, the tool with which I create. The hand, both tool and protagonist of my paintings, becomes a bridge between my inner world and the external one. Each brushstroke is an act of faith, a declaration of authenticity. I invite the viewer to read the traces left by my hand on the canvas, to discover the deep meaning behind each mark and color.7 worksEntered July 202602Zoë NaoumoffZoë Naoumoff is a versatile artist from Merritt Island, FL whose work is influenced by her exploration of the intersection of the mystic body and natural landscapes. Using the surreal as a critical lens with references to her own experiences growing up in coastal Florida, Zoë works with a variety of media to draw connections between femininity, myth, and a yearning desire to reconnect the ego with nature. 8 worksEntered July 202603RUTZAnxiety and a desire to bridge the connections between the systems of the environment and the human experience are the underlying threads that connect my work. I use humor and playful figurative characters to invite viewers to explore the insanity and interest of the Anthropocene, a “period of time during which humanity has become a planetary force of change”. 4 worksEntered July 202604Edgar DegasFrench Impressionist (1834–1917), celebrated for his studies of movement — dancers, racehorses, women at work. A restless draughtsman and pastellist, he favoured the candid, off-balance viewpoint of the snapshot and called himself a realist more than an Impressionist, capturing modern Parisian life with unsentimental precision.1 workEntered June 2026New work on the walls, and the artists behind it.