FALC General Meeting In Quinlan Community Center as well as on Zoom.
Monday, January 12th 2026 7:00 PM - 9 PM
Artist statement: I paint dynamic geometric figures in vibrant colors of acrylic . I merge fiber with disciplined geometric forms. My Civil Engineering & construction experience has greatly driven my approach to Cubist art. And growing up with family traditions, my art adds layers of Indian threads and repurposed fabrics. It carries traces of history & culture in a unique contemporary style. It invites its viewers from all backgrounds to see their own reflections from the past .
Bio: Ria is a versatile artist and Art teacher. A former civil engineer, transitioned into art in 2016, drawing on her technical background to develop a distinctive Cubist style. She reflects deep cultural stories of India and her journey as an immigrant in America. Ria repurposes traditional Indian textiles in her works. With eight solo exhibitions, participation in 50+ international shows and 20+ awards, her work has been featured in multiple publications in Dubai. Ria moved to the United States in 2020 after residing in Dubai for 20 years. Ria is an immigrant in America with an Indian origin. Ria has been teaching Art since 2017. She has taught at Palo Alto Art center, Pacific Art League and at her Studio. She Teaches, Chalk Patels, Charcoal, alcohol inks, watercolors, acrylic and architectural perspectives.