BIO

Mirabel Wigon is a northern California artist residing in the greater Sacramento area. She creates landscape paintings grappling with phenomena informed by her immediate environment. These paintings explore notions of progress, instability, and system collapse as catalysts toward a speculative future that fosters co-dependency and resilience. Her works have been featured in numerous group exhibitions both regionally and nationally. Her recent work has been exhibited in Into the Thicket at Strata Gallery in Santa Fe, NM; Hollow Veil at Axis Gallery in Sacramento, CA; New Voices at the Jacki Headley University Art Gallery in Chico, California; Made in California at Brea Gallery in Brea, CA; and Painted 2021: 5th Biennial Survey at Manifest Gallery in Cincinnati, Ohio. She recently attended an artist residency at Vermont Studio Center. She received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Traditional Art from California State University, East Bay and her Master of Fine Arts in Drawing and Painting from California State University, Long Beach. She is currently Assistant Professor of Art at California State University, Stanislaus where she teaches drawing and painting.