Karla Carranza (born in Mexico) is an emerging Mexican American contemporary artist and designer living and working in Los Angeles.
Often using layers, texture, mixed media, mark making (symbolic and otherwise) Carranza uses the canvas to re-engage with, explore and expand on personal interactions, the human condition and transcendental energy.
Creating a space to interpret, deconstruct and reconstruct experiences, Carranza produces a new interaction on the canvas.
Inspired by honesty, rawness, exposure, vulnerability, perseverance, and love Carranza connects with the evocative world through her art using both representational and abstract images to transmit a conceptualized expression of the energetic underpinnings that are uprooted in the process of deconstructing and reconstructing experiences.
Education
BA, International Relations and Economics, Simmons University, Boston, MA AA, Design, Parsons School of Design, NY, NY
Exhibitions
2021 Deconstructing Matter, Matter Gallery, Los Angeles CA