Picture this: Leah Tinari is a social realist painter, her preffered subject matter is painting color-saturated pop-art scenes framed through the looking eye of a photo-camera, be it a photo-booth, or just snapshots, documenting people as they manifest themselves vividly. Her work has consistently been based on photographs of her friends and family, yet she also portrays total strangers, the diversity of people, a reflection of contemporary society. You can find her work in various galleries, online or off.

“My paintings are snippets of time that capture moments and function as a visual diary to create my social realism, a documentation of 30-something contemporary lifestyle and behavior,”

Leah Tinari

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