Welcome to Lauren Forcella Fine Art
Meet the artist, buy her paintings and prints… and so much more.
Welcome to Lauren Forcella Fine Art
How is art like a favourite bar of chocolate? They both light up the same part of your brain as when you are falling in love. So go for…
Lauren Forcella
Condé Nast Traveller, Vogue, GQ, London Life, House & Garden, and many many more… these magazines represent the gold standard for taste and style. Being invited into their art pages doesn’t get better!
For more magazines showing Lauren’s work, see full media page.
Each giclee print is custom made on archival canvas using the finest Epson pigment inks available to create spectacular reproductions that will bring decades of enjoyment. Choose between ready-to-hang stretched canvas prints, or buy a rolled canvas giclee for stretching and hanging by your own framer.
40 x 30 in | oil on canvas by Lauren Forcella
Lyle Lake, Colorado: At 11,000 feet and almost above tree line, glacier-carved Lyle Lake in the Holy Cross Wilderness Area, is at the top of the world. I visited in the fall, and the white rocks and golden grasses were a stunning contrast to the blue sky and water. The billowing clouds added another dimension. Brushstrokes alive with movement translate the dynamic grandeur.
24 x 24 in | Fine-art print by Lauren Forcella
This beautiful giclee print arrives ready to hang on a 1.5-inch-deep gallery wrapped canvas… (more)
Jul 1 – Jul 30, 2022
Weaverville, CA
solo show, Highland Art Center
Aug 3 – Aug 27, 2022
Redding, CA
solo show, North Valley Art League
Sep 24 – Nov 5, 2022
Klamath Falls, OR
annual exhibition, Favell Museum
Oct 7 – Nov 19, 2022
Orland, CA
two-person exhibition, Orland Art Center
Nothing is more exciting than helping people fill their space with beautiful paintings.
LAUREN FORCELLA has been a working fine artist for 25 years. The depth and vibrancy of her portfolio is inspired by her diverse background as scientist, writer, athlete, mother, counselor, spiritual seeker and treehugger. Painting arrived in her life as a sudden-onset experience.
“I was immersed in the flow of raising four fantastic kids, when I first stepped into an art studio and discovered the meaning of the word “talent”. People are surprised that I’m self-taught, but you can hardly call it that. I can’t emphasize how surreal the onset was; painting arrived as an already-developed skill that continues to astonish. I guess that’s what talent is. Yes, you can develop it, but you don’t necessarily have to earn it to begin with. It’s just there if you’re lucky, and you’re even luckier if you discover it.”
“Through your eyes I can see a magical world that is invisible to me.” —Cherokee Justus
“Deep, vivid, time-bending and melting magic of nature – thank you for being a messenger of mother nature 🙏🏼” — Michael
“The beautiful large canvas is now displayed over the sofa in my living room, where it brings me great joy… [It] has a similar impact on guests, many stop in their tracks and marvel at its stunning beauty.” — Kathleen C.