Each artwork at our gallery resonates uniquely with different people, reflecting aspects of their character and life experiences. We asked three of our art consultants to share one piece of art that best represents them and their personality — find out which pieces Rachel, Patti, and Betsy relate to.

Rachel: Pink Nostalgia by Ariel Vargassal

I am a Gemini and truly feel there are two sides to my personality…people close to me would agree! There is the serious side, the worried mother, the caring wife, and hard working and sometimes stressed business owner, but right under the surface is the goofy, adventurous and sometimes a little sassy woman. I try to find a balance between those two people and I ALWAYS try to remember it’s important to be both of those people.

The man in the suit reminds me of the first side of me, but the pink panther is right there too, always ready for action!

Patti: The Walkers by Dennis Campay

Dennis Campay’s The Walkers really floats my boat!  I’m drawn to Campay’s paintings for their rich, evocative images that often blend memory and imagination. His works typically feature intricate architectural elements, lush interiors, and symbolic images all combined in a warm and inviting palette. I love that his style combines a sense of whimsy with a deep emotional resonance, creating compositions that feel both familiar and yet dreamlike.

The attention to detail and magical landscapes have a sophisticated feel without being stuffy or unapproachable—rather they invite me in to enjoy this created world.

Betsy: Hutch 5 by Hunt Slonem

My family of origin is made up of five, as is my own family. This reminds me of “us” in the form of bunnies. Slonem’s twist on the traditional family portrait brings me joy. Each bunny holds a different expression and it makes me happy to see this bunny family together. My beloved childhood pet was a Dutch rabbit named Fluffy, which also contributes to my connection with these paintings.

The black on white painting is Slonem’s classic bunny composition, and has inspired numerous variations, and the fact that his bunnies are named is endearing; you should take a peek at “Barnaby,” or “Mary Queen of Scots.” These paintings are more complex than they appear, as the artist’s process is unique.

Browse our collection and find a piece that resonates with you.