Scott Carrillo Azevedo’s captivating canvases depict the American home as a site torn between community and belonging, displacement and rupture. Incorporating images of domestic interiors from vintage magazines alongside portraits of family members, he delves into painful histories of racism and economic precarity, such as redlining, as well
as personal losses and trauma. Beneath his deft brushwork and vivid palette lay complex, fraught narratives about American identity and its fractures.
