About Isadora Capraro

Isadora Capraro's artistic practice focuses on the relationship between symbols and the subconscious drive. Drawing on a complex personal mythology, the artist utilizes abstraction and symbolism to evoke this synergy between the two. 

Capraro’s most recent exhibition, “Evocation”, reflects her personal development as an artist over the past years and presents both a personal and technical journey. Capraro is well known for her symbolist artworks, while “Evocation” marks a transition from purely figurative painting to creating artworks that balance abstraction and symbolism. 

Combining images from memory, personal archives, and literary sources, the artist creates allusive scenes capturing the relationship between symbols and the subconscious. The bold colouration of the artworks and the historical yet familiar symbols help transport the viewer into a dream-like environment and indirectly provoke them to reflect upon their own subconscious journey.

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Isadora Capraro is an Italian-Argentinian artist born in 1994. Capraro’s works are featured in private collections around the world, including in the Middle East, Europe, as well as North and South America. Her solo shows include “Memories of an Imagined World” (2023) and “Evocation” (2024). Recent group exhibitions include “SOMOS” at the Long Island Museum (2023), “The Power of Two” at the Long Island Museum (2024), “Gradara Contemporanea” with Art Preview (2023), “East End Collected 7” at the Southhampton Arts Center (2023), “Detour III” at East End Arts (2022), “Ficciones” at Ki Smith Gallery (2021), “En plein air reloaded: green fuse” at the Black and White Gallery (2021), “East End Collected 6” at the Southhampton Arts Center (2021) and “Takeover 2020 Artists in residence” at the Southhampton Arts Center (2021). Capraro’s prizes include the “Andy Warhol Visual Arts Program Grant” and the “Hamptons Arts Network Artist Relief Fund”. She has also completed residencies at the Southhampton Arts Center and Gambit Works.