Hellxia’s newest collection of paintings confronts today’s environmental issues. Opening art reception with artist Q&A and complimentary wine.

Confronting environmental issues through illustrative paintings, experience the newest art exhibition by Sacramento artist, Cat Xia (Hellxia.) In this collection, Xia introduces “Tulip,” a central figure featured in their work. Symbolizing resilience, Tulip is a flower spirit born into a world that is strange and polluted, yet still marked by pockets of profound beauty. Tulip and their companions search for inner peace to help guide the planet toward a healthier future. Opening reception for “Goodbye, Humans. Hello, Tulip” will be at the Atrium, Saturday, August 16th. Artist Q&A and complimentary wine. 
Xia’s dedication to ecological advocacy is integrated into all aspects of their art-making, from conceptual development to the painting process. Working with recycled paper and reclaimed canvases, Xia has a zero-waste approach. In this new collection, Xia confronts complex issues with illustrative narratives to create Tulip, a symbolic figure who reminds us to nurture our environment and integrate mindfulness into our daily lives.

The Exhibition runs from August 9th until October 4th.