AFTER HOURS

4/22/26

  • After Hours, when the room exhales its last witness, she returns to herself. A figure caught between being seen and being discarded.

    Bethany Artiss, After Hours, 4/22/26

    Oil on panel, 8in x 10in

BETWEEN HOURS

4/28/26

  • Between Hours explores the uneasy theater of desire once the lights go down.

    Bethany Artiss, Between Hours, 4/28/26

    Oil on panel, 8in x 10in

INFECTED BLOOM

6/4/26

  • Bethany Artiss, Infected Bloom, 6/4/26

    Oil on canvas, 9in x 12in

ROTTEN APPLE

4/21/26

  • Bethany Artiss, Rotten Apple, 4/21/26

    Oil on panel, 8in x 10in

MARGARET

4/20/26

  • Margaret is a cool grandma, often playing GTA with her grandkids.

    Bethany Artiss, Margaret, 4/20/26

    Oil on canvas, 20in x 24in

WILTING TULIPS

5/15/26

  • Bethany Artiss, Wilting Tulips, 5/15/26

    Oil on canvas, 9in x 12in

THE LAST BLOOM

5/14/26

  • Bethany Artiss, The Last Bloom, 5/14/26

    Oil on canvas, 9in x 12in

CITY OF SQUARES

5/6/26

  • Bethany Artiss, City Of Squares, 5/6/26

    Oil on panel, 8in x 10in

ARTIFICIAL WORM

4/2/26

  • The Artificial Worm can be found in many stores and gas stations across the United States. They range from different sizes, cute packaging and gummy form awaiting their arrival to their favourite place and final destination, children’s teeth.

    Bethany Artiss, Artificial Worm, 4/2/26

    Oil on canvas, 16in x 20in

JONES

3/26/26

  • Jones captures that unsettling space where identity slips.

    Bethany Artiss, Jones, 3/26/26

    Oil on panel, 8in x 10in

AGAINST THE CURRANT

10/17/24

  • Against The Currant captures the interruption of natural water flow. The fish a subject to its counterforce. They must embody persistence and instinct within confusion. Quietly, purposefully navigating through the currants. 

    Bethany Artiss, Against the Currant, 10/17/24

    Oil on canvas, 16in x 20in

BALLOON OF CONSCIOUSNESS

2/24/26

  • Balloon Of Consciousness captures a sense of detachment. The mind’s consciousness floating outside the body, observing but not fully inhabiting. The face and mind become both a vessel and a void. A silent witness.

    Bethany Artiss, Balloon of Consciousness, 2/24/26

    Oil on canvas, 16in x 20in

YANCY

5/5/26

  • Bethany Artiss, Yancy, 5/5/26

    Oil on canvas, 16in x 20in

VOID OF SQUARES

3/23/26

  • Bethany Artiss, Void Of Squares, 3/23/26

    Oil on canvas, 24in x 36in