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Our featured artist For the month of March is Bianca Youngers

Bianca Youngers is a Portland-based artist working out of her cozy basement studio, affectionately dubbed the Chamber of Wellness by her husband. A self-taught painter, Bianca's journey with art began at Oregon State University, where she studied Theatre while painting to the soundtrack of her husband's DJ sets on the local radio station.

Over the years, she explored her craft casually, hosting small shows-including a sold-out collection of bird paintings at a local hair salon-but it wasn't until the COVID-19 pandemic that she fully immersed herself in painting. During that time, she sold works-ranging from expressive animal portraits to bold abstracts-to support both herself and her employees at Binks, the beloved neighborhood bar she and her husband have run for 24 years.

Now painting full-time, Bianca holds a permanent spot at Gallery 408 in Camas, WA, and has actively participated in numerous juried and group exhibitions. Recent shows include Create Art Not War and Go Big or Go Home at The Ford Gallery, The Experience of Being at Soliloquy Fine Arts, Residual Evidence at Covault Gallery, and Club V at The Ford Gallery. She also had solo exhibitions at Just Bob Coffee House and Telford Brown Studio Architecture, the latter featuring Desert Is My Favorite Color.

In March she will showcase her art at The Salem Auction House, where she will present her darkly tongue-in-cheek Covid Series. Her work and journey were recently featured in Camas Neighbors in an interview by Kenton Borror. Committed to growth, Bianca is now studying with artists she admires, including Christy Hopkins and Jacque Price, as she continues to evolve her artistic voice.