Paint Your Culture

Abstract and figurative paintings

Large-format works on canvas: layered paint, raw texture, and the ritual of mark making. Each piece is built over weeks, not hours.

2025Spirit, west palm beach
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Mixed media on various surfaces (canvas, wood, paper, metal) with acrylic paint, charcoal, ink, red clay dirt, and/or found material.

Native Land — Acrylic, red dirt on textileNative Land — shown in a room

Native Land

Medium
Acrylic, red dirt on textile
Size
40 × 50 in
Year
2025
Price
NFS

Inquiries welcome for available works. Commissions considered for site-specific installations.

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Paint holds time. Each layer is a record of what came before it, and what was covered over.

Wanita Dixon

My painting practice is built on accumulation. I work in layers, often returning to a surface over days and weeks. The early marks are sometimes visible in the finished work, altering the texture, weight, and how light moves across the surface.

The subjects are sometimes literal. I am one day painting objects or places; the next, a  feeling of inheritance, the weight of memory, or the texture of resilience. These are not abstract concepts to me. They are physical, bodily experiences that I translate into paint.