As an architect, Olga Pizzi studies how to create beauty and organic environments within the bounds of science and structure—spaces that explore an evolution of emotional responses. Painting by hand is a technique borrowed from her architectural practice of creating spaces from pencil and paper sketches. The artist primarily uses flat acrylics—exploring how to stir her viewers using simple mediums—straight lines and patterns, from which large format colorful, joyful and spatial images emerge.