Yevgenia Davidoff Hand Painted Botanical Portraits & Artwares

10/01/2026

I am working on new designs to add to the family of lamps at the Wildflower Center this Fall. Come check the gallery and shop after visiting Fortlandia at the garden. It’s a great place to visit all year round!

09/24/2026

This cement fresco Dandelion Empanadas is still available for purchase at Women & Their Work through the weekend! Come check out the Red Dot show and support this amazing Austin institution!

09/15/2026

Please join me on September 22 6pm-7:30 at the Wildflower Center gallery and shop for a Meet and Greet where I will present new Fall lamp designs.

09/08/2026

The Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center is one of my favorite places in Austin to experience native wildflower meadows throughout the year—but spring, of course, is especially magical. It’s when I spend the most time there, taking it all in, sketching, and finding inspiration in the landscape.
 
Those visits inspired a capsule collection of hand-painted lamps, now on view in the Gallery and Shop at the Wildflower Center.
 
Please join me for a Meet & Greet on September 22, from 6–7:30 PM at the Wildflower Center. I’d love to see you there.
 
RSVP: mailto:[email protected]

09/02/2026

These two works will be available at Women and Their work for their Red Dot Art Spree on September 17th, 2026! Over 170 other works will be available. Scroll right for details. Can’t wait to see you there!

08/08/2026

07/23/2026

We tend to imagine history as a sequence of events unfolding one after another. But experience rarely works that way. Every act of attention is layered with memory, association, and accumulated time. The PIP series (a collaboration with Carlos Santana) proposes a different model: time not as a line, but as transparency.

Independent histories remain visible through one another, occupying the same space without collapsing into a single narrative.

The present is the only place where history becomes visible.
History doesn’t exist somewhere behind us.

It is always perceived from now.

The plexiglass isn’t “the present” because it’s newer. It’s the site of perception. It’s where looking happens.

The background isn’t “the past.” It’s the accumulated field that becomes legible only through the act of present attention.

07/13/2026

This piece from our (CCYD Studio Carlos F Carrillo ) PIP (Picture in Picture) series brings together two independent bodies of work that seem to have been anticipating each other for years.

Carlos’s painted panel creates an ambient continuum—a field whose duration can’t quite be measured. My plexiglass painting holds a concentrated moment of attention. Rather than sitting in front of one another, the two layers behave like different frequencies occupying the same space.

After decades of living, making, and seeing together, we’ve realized our visual languages have developed compatible grammars—not identical, but capable of completing each other’s thoughts. The visible screws remain intentionally exposed, marking the effort to hold these different temporal experiences together.

Currently on view as part of the ICOSA fundraiser exhibition.

04/23/2026

Happy Earth Day. We belong to Nature, not the other way around.