opa projects is proud to present Warmth in Two Tones in Miami.
In Warmth in Two Tones, Camilla Marie Dahl explores the idea of home as an emotional, memory-driven space rather than a fixed location. Through painting and sculpture, she creates intimate, slightly timeless environments.
One body of work features textured, almost sculptural surfaces made from carved foam, marble, and oil paint. These evoke softened memories of places from her life—barns from New England, cypress trees in Spain, and seasonal tulips—rendered as fragments rather than literal scenes.
Alongside these are paintings of dollhouse interiors from her childhood, reimagined through an adult lens. Carefully arranged rooms, filled with art, plants, and textiles, blur the line between memory and imagination. In Ocean View, a red-lit living room filled with seascapes suggests a view that may exist only in the mind.
Throughout the exhibition, tulips appear as quiet symbols of care and renewal. Overall, Dahl’s work invites viewers into a shared emotional landscape shaped by memory, imagination, and everyday rituals.
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We are dedicated to collaborating with museums, educational programs, and art schools, hosting events and initiatives that inspire and engage.
These partnerships strengthen ties between contemporary artists and major institutions in Florida and beyond.
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Billy Tartour is an art historian, collector, and renowned art advisor with years of experience supporting artists and guiding collectors. His work has consistently bridged artists and prestigious institutions.
opa projects is the culmination of Billy’s commitment : a gallery designed to connect artists, collectors, and institutions, fostering meaningful relationships and forward-thinking exhibitions.
