“Rachel Brask...explores the fluidity of paint by creating scintillating veils of thin color that cascade down her canvases…References to a world beyond are hinted at beyond the rainbow of hues that shimmer on the surface.”

— Joan H.

PORTFOLIO

Artwork on Collector Walls

Pluvia Nocturnae: Rain Journeys to Twilight (2023)

Rains Revealed (2023)

“...a willingness to alter her paintings and even see them be transformed beyond recognition is a key element of her creative journey.”

— Michael Rose, curator, arts writer, art historian

The Skies Cried As My Fathers Died (2022)

Montana Rains Collection (2022)

Gray-Skyed Rain (2022)

“What started out as a single moment of inspiration has turned into an obsession. Brask has devoted the greater part of the last [few] years to making her rainy day paintings emulating the foggy, drippy and translucent surface of the window with a technique she developed using paint and stand oil.”

— Paula M.

30 Rain Paintings in 30 Days of April (2020)

Rains from Truro Cape Cod (2019)

“Her new approach to traditional landscape blurred with abstract expressionism is the result of a fascinating creative process. The paintings appear different depending on the time of day and also from the angle from which they are explored.”

Eric J. Auger, curator

Her passion for color was "relentless" from an early age. She wanted to capture and stash every color she could find...She continues to use color and the power it can produce."

Carrie Decker, arts writer

Mountain Rains Collection (2018-19)

Maine Rains Collection (2018)

Abstracted Rainy Moments (2016-17)