Andrea Onida
Paintings & Drawings Enchanted Forest, 2026
For years I drew buildings with a ruler. Now I paint by hand — mountains, faces, quiet afternoons — and let the lines stay a little out of square. I love things that are not things, and a nice colour palette.
Andrea Onida
Extraordinary Places
Mountains, vineyards on the Danube, a garden in the South of France, the beach where I was born. The places I want to hold on to.
“Have you ever visited a place that feels so perfect it could be a dream?”
Enter Hall I
Quiet Rituals
A book in winter, the first open window of spring, an afternoon Jause, a dog asleep beside you. Small routines, painted slowly.
“A cozy pause in the afternoon — a moment to slow down, and share good company.”
Enter Hall II
Faces
People real and imagined — a flamenco dancer in Madrid, a girl on an Austrian farm, a Welsh goddess, a lady of old Amsterdam, and Cézanne himself.
“The strength in aged features, the curiosity in young eyes, the resilience in a smile.”
Enter Hall III
After Dark
Neon, nightlife, and the quiet that comes after — the moments when the city finally goes home.
“What were you dreaming of at that time?”
Enter Hall IV