The Crossroads between

humanity and

nature”


About

Michele Viola

Michele Viola is a visual artist who primarily works in acrylic paint. Her work revolves around the surreal world where the human body and the natural elements inform one another. The two aspects act as one unit to carry the narratives of the pains and celebrations of life. In her work, you will find stories of the human experience that range from grief to euphoria and everything in between.

Michele is currently based in NC, where she has obtained her BFA in Studio Art at Appalachian State University.

Click on any thumbnail below to see the artwork in full and to see details about each body of work.

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PROJECTS & EXHIBITIONS 


Group Exhibition: Annual Juried Exhibition; Yadkin Arts Council —  displayed in the Welborn and Redwall Gallery - Yadkinville, NC July 12th - August 30th  2024

Live Painter — Roots in the Garden Concert Series - live painting of the singer (Adam Church)  for auction after the concert. - Boone, NC June 13 2024

Group Exhibition: HMVC Gallery —  Moments - displayed in Times Square on TSX billboard. - New York, NY June 1st - June 30th  2024

Group Exhibition — BFA Group Exhibition : Lost & Found - displayed in The Smith Gallery. - Boone, NC December  1 - December 16  2023

Live Painter — Roots in the Garden Concert Series - live painting of the singer (Adam Church)  for auction after the concert. - Boone, NC August 24 2023

Group Exhibition — Portrait Show - displayed in 3rd Place Gallery . - Boone, NC April. 4 - April 20 2023

Solo Exhibition — Body and Soul - displayed in The Looking Glass Gallery . - Boone, NC Feb. 2 - March 3 2023

Indoor Mural Appalachian Nails Co. - Boone, NC 

June 2022


PUBLICATIONS 

Watauga Democrat—Roots in the Garden Concert series event - article on being the live painter for the event. - Boone, NC

Michele Viola | | wataugademocrat.com

Michele Viola| Watauga Democrat 2024

The Peel Review: Arts and Literature — Publication of paintings and other bodies of works in the following issues: Spring 2020, Fall 2022, Spring 2023

https://thepeelreview.com/visual/