Sophie Cangelosi

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Whippoorwill Hill

$4,500
Whippoorwill Hill
Sophie Cangelosi
acrylic on birch panel, 48x48"

The World

$2,600
The World
Sophie Cangelosi
acrylic on panel, 30x24"

Priscilla Over the Garden

$2,800
Priscilla Over the Garden
Sophie Cangelosi
acrylic on birch panel, 24x28"

Right Here

$3,800
Right Here
Sophie Cangelosi
acrylic on birch panel, 24x48"

Sunbather

$5,000
Sunbather
Sophie Cangelosi
acrylic on wood panel, 40x48"

Priscilla in Scillato

$1,600
Priscilla in Scillato
Sophie Cangelosi
acrylic on panel, 22x17"

Big Dykey Boots

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Big Dykey Boots
Sophie Cangelosi
acrylic on birch panel, 8x10"

Leonids in November

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Leonids in November
Sophie Cangelosi
acrylic on panel, 9x12"

Not Too Tight (Black and White Warbler)

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Not Too Tight (Black and White Warbler)
Sophie Cangelosi
acrylic on panel, 9x12"

Quarry Diver

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Quarry Diver
Sophie Cangelosi
acrylic on panel, 48x48"

Black Trumpets Under the Sturgeon Moon

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Black Trumpets Under the Sturgeon Moon
Sophie Cangelosi
acrylic on panel, 11x14"

Toasting Hazelnuts

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Toasting Hazelnuts
Sophie Cangelosi
acrylic on birch panel, 11x14"

Lover’s Lilacs in Lover’s Hand

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Lover’s Lilacs in Lover’s Hand
Sophie Cangelosi
acrylic on panel, 18x24"

Green Work Jacket

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Green Work Jacket
Sophie Cangelosi
acrylic on panel, 12x12"

The Dogsitter

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The Dogsitter
Sophie Cangelosi
acrylic on birch panel, 24x30"

Honeyed Heaviness

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Honeyed Heaviness
Sophie Cangelosi
acrylic on panel, 16x12"

Morning in Spruce Head

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Morning in Spruce Head
Sophie Cangelosi
acrylic on panel, 20x16"


Bio

Sophie Cangelosi (b. 1993) is a visual artist living and working in Rockland, Maine. Since earning her BFA from Maine College of Art, she has shown her work throughout the US, including a solo exhibition at 82 Parris in Portland, ME.

Sophie’s work oscillates between abstraction and representation by weaving colors, textures, graphic shapes, and figures. Through paint, she meditates on intimacy, temporality, and belonging. Embodied awareness, relation, and observation are core to her process. Often not working from preconceived compositions, Sophie’s painting process and present intuition dictate the final composition of each work.