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  1. Olivia by Zachary Aronson, Image 1.

    Zachary Aronson

    Olivia, c. 2023

    Open-Flame Pyrography on Mahogany

    12.75 x 71.5 in

  2. Assuming the Character of a Criminal in A Perfectly Honest Enterprise (COLOR) by Amanda Beech, Image 4.

    Amanda Beech

    Assuming the Character of a Criminal in A Perfectly Honest Enterprise (COLOR), 2023

    Acrylic and Archival Print on Paper

    44 x 31 in

    $6,000

  3. "A" Secretly Abandons "B" by Amanda Beech, Image 5.

    Amanda Beech

    "A" Secretly Abandons "B", 2023

    gesso and archival print on paper

    44 x 31 in

    $6,000

  4. Untitled by Zachary Aronson, Image 1.

    Zachary Aronson

    Untitled, 2022

    Open-Flame Pyrography on Mahogany

    96.75 x 27 in

    $8,400

  5. Untilted by Zachary Aronson, Image 1.

    Zachary Aronson

    Untilted, 2021

    Open-Flame Pyrography on Mahogany

    72 x 100.5 in

    $12,000

  6. Untitled by Zachary Aronson, Image 1.

    Zachary Aronson

    Untitled, 2021

    Open-Flame Pyrography and Electricity on Birdseye Maple

    10.75 x 22.25 in

    $3,500

  7. Becoming Involved in Any Sort of Complication, 2023 by Amanda Beech, Image 2.

    Amanda Beech

    Becoming Involved in Any Sort of Complication, 2023

    Ink and archival print on paper

    44 x 31 in

    $6,000

  8. "A" Secretly Abandons "B", 2023 by Amanda Beech, Image 3.

    Amanda Beech

    "A" Secretly Abandons "B", 2023

    Ink, gesso, and archival print on paper

    44 x 31 in

    $6,000

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About the artist

Zachary Aronson

Zachary Aronson is a Los Angeles–based interdisciplinary artist whose work merges fire painting, portraiture, sculpture, and performance. Trained at the California Institute of the Arts (MFA in Art and MFA in Scene Design). Aronson is known for “painting” with blowtorches and flamethrowers to create visceral figurative imagery. His ambitious project Inferno: Nomadic Theater reimagines Dante’s epic through a modular, transportable performance environment built from his pyrographic works. Influenced by artists such as Francis Bacon and William Blake, Aronson explores anonymity, emotion, and transformation through the use of fragmented faces and bodies. His practice bridges gallery, theater, and public space, creating immersive experiences that fuse sculpture, choreography, and live art.