Artworks
Adriana Ruby-Sanguigni, "Bright Community", 2025, Acrylic on wood
"The direction of our lives seem to change so often. On the way, we meet new individuals all with their own unique perspectives and goals; each person on a journey to finding what gives them meaning, what fills their hearts with warmth. We are subconsciously drawn to beauty, to each interesting pattern we lack. It makes us excited, filled with passion, and able to transform. We can change thousands of times and still not find what we search for. Still, we’re all on a journey to finding our bright community.” (Ruby-Sanguigni, 2025)
Adriana Ruby-Sanguigni, “Newfie”, 2024, Printmaking
During my summer trip in Newfoundland a beautiful moth decided to come pay a visit. Sitting there as the moth settles on my leg, I thought about starting post secondary and living away from my family. Moths have for me personally been a symbol of change and transformation and that was exactly what that moment and this print means to me. My choice of a rainbow roll in warm colours was inspired by how moths awaken at dusk and their attraction to light. I feel attracted to all the new experiences college will bring for me. The use of blue and violet is to complement the warm tones, add scenery, and to replicate water. Not only in that moment did I feel “Newfie”, but I felt at peace and ready for my change.
Adriana Ruby-Sanguigni, “Beetles”, 2025, Acrylic on canvas
Overlapping nature and transportation can be a fun concept. Comparing two different types of beetles is a playful concept to work with, with use of digital studies in the creation of the work.
Adriana Ruby-Sanguigni, “Alien Cat", 2026, Acrylic on canvas
Research/experimentation on spontaneous acrylic painting.
Adriana Ruby-Sanguigni, “Spanish Moon Moth", 2026, Acrylic on canvas
A gift/symbol of new beginnings.
Adriana Ruby-Sanguigni, “Eternal Playground”, Acrylic on wood, FOR SALE $750
Adriana Ruby-Sanguigni, “Reflecting Light”, 2026, Acrylic on canvas, FOR SALE $150
Adriana Ruby-Sanguigni, “Lush” & "A Calm Place", 2026, Acrylic on canvas & Printmaking
Adriana Ruby-Sanguigni, “Construction Mural”, 2025, Acrylic on wood, 18 x 5 ft.
