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Dorielle Caimi Featured in New Hi-Fructose Studio Visit

Dorielle Caimi is featured in a new Hi-Fructose Studio Visit on our YouTube Channel. The video takes us behind the scenes with the oil painter, whose work often focuses on the female form and the spectrum of characteristics associated with women. The music and video comes from Kyle Maier, with an animated introduction by Andrew Dormody.

Dorielle Caimi is featured in a new Hi-Fructose Studio Visit on our YouTube Channel. The video takes us behind the scenes with the oil painter, whose work often focuses on the female form and the spectrum of characteristics associated with women. The music and video comes from Kyle Maier, with an animated introduction by Andrew Dormody.

Caimi was last featured on our site here. She says her paintings are “created to challenge our time-worn constructs and evoke empathy with the female experience. Using figuration, vivid colors, and symbolism, my works are largely a reclamation and recompilation of societal ideas regarding women, and are an illumination of the world through the female gaze.”

Find the video here and more on her site. See some of her recent paintings below.

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