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Nighttime Stroll
Markers on paper
19 × 24 in.
2026
In Nighttime Stroll, Claudia Rivera Plaza embraces the immediacy of drawing as a way of moving through memory, observation, and imagination. Built entirely with marker, the work unfolds through fluid lines, saturated color, and an intuitive sense of rhythm. Familiar forms drift between representation and invention, creating a scene that feels both deeply personal and universally recognizable. Like much of Rivera Plaza's work, the drawing invites viewers to wander alongside the artist, discovering moments of humor, tenderness, and wonder along the way.
On view as part of Claudia Rivera Plaza's solo exhibition at duck-rabbit coffee in Ohio City, organized by SHED Projects and curated by Jillian Blackwell.
Nighttime Stroll
Markers on paper
19 × 24 in.
2026
In Nighttime Stroll, Claudia Rivera Plaza embraces the immediacy of drawing as a way of moving through memory, observation, and imagination. Built entirely with marker, the work unfolds through fluid lines, saturated color, and an intuitive sense of rhythm. Familiar forms drift between representation and invention, creating a scene that feels both deeply personal and universally recognizable. Like much of Rivera Plaza's work, the drawing invites viewers to wander alongside the artist, discovering moments of humor, tenderness, and wonder along the way.
On view as part of Claudia Rivera Plaza's solo exhibition at duck-rabbit coffee in Ohio City, organized by SHED Projects and curated by Jillian Blackwell.