Works list
Artists: Zachary Diaz & Dara Lorenzo
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1. Zachary Diaz
Untitled: Triptych 67 x 48 Oil on Panel $3,000 2. Zachary Diaz Eclipse 48 x 36 Oil on Panel $1,800 3. Zachary Diaz Motus III 65 x 54 Oil on Canvas $2,600.00 4. Zachary Diaz Motus 65 x 54 Oil on Canvas $2,600.00 5. Zachary Diaz Motus II 56 x 53 Oil on Canvas $2,200.00 6. Zachary Diaz Formation 6 18 x 22 Monotype: Oil on Paper $350.00 7. Zachary Diaz Formation 12 22 x 18 Monotype: Oil on Paper $350.00 8. Zachary Diaz Omnipresent 36 x 50 Oil on Paper $1,600 19. Zachary Diaz Formation 9 18 x 24 Monotype: Oil on Paper SOLD Zachary Diaz | Contact Card
Biography Zachary Antonio Diaz (b. 1991) is a Baltimore-based visual artist, graphic designer, curator, educator, and arts administrator. His creative practice blends classical drawing and painting with abstract expressionism, combining formal discipline with intuitive mark-making to explore movement, energy, and the tension between chaos and control. Alongside studio work, Zachary has performed and managed community art projects over the past decade, including the founding of a student-artist organization at the University of South Carolina, large-scale public murals, artist workshops, and collaborative projects between visual artists and dancers. Zachary received his BFA in Painting from the University of South Carolina in 2018 and his MFA in Studio Art at Towson University in 2025. He has attended Artist Residencies at the New York Academy of Art in SOHO, NY, the International Center for the Arts in Umbria, Italy, and the 701 Center for Contemporary Art in Columbia, SC. Diaz has exhibited his work in numerous solo and group exhibitions in the United States and abroad, including Formations at Zo Gallery in Baltimore, MD, Letters at Stormwater Studios in Columbia, SC, and Homecoming at Patriot Hall in Sumter, SC. Zachary is currently the Associate Director of Pre-College Programs for the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore, MD. As a multidisciplinary creative professional, he is eager to pursue unique artistic opportunities that require a versatile problem-solving skill set. |
9. Dara Lorenzo
Stop Rain Medium: collage, screen print, spray Paint, charcoal, acrylic Year: 2025 Price: $1,200.00 10. Dara Lorenzo Ruin 1 Medium: collage, screen print, rubbings on paper Year: 2025 Price: $200.00 11. Dara Lorenzo Ruin 2 Medium: collage, screen print, rubbings on paper Year: 2025 Price: $200.00 12. Dara Lorenzo Babie Boy Medium: collage, screen print Year: 2023 Price: $200.00 13. Dara Lorenzo You Will Find Me Medium: collage, screen print, photogravure Year: 2025 Price: $800.00 14. Dara Lorenzo Miles and Miles Away Medium: collage, screen print, photogravure Year: 2025 Price: $600.00 15. Dara Lorenzo If Ur Lost Medium: collage, screen print, photogravure print Year: 2025 Price: $250.00 16. Dara Lorenzo Ruin 3 Medium: collage, screen print Year: 2025 Price: $200.00 17. Dara Lorenzo Trashcan Riot Medium: collage, screen print, spray paint, watercolor on panel Year: 2023 Price: $350.00 18. Dara Lorenzo Ruin 4 Medium: collage, screen print Year: 2025 Price: $200.00 Dara Lorenzo | Contact Card
Biography Dara Lorenzo is a Baltimore-based multimedia artist. She holds a BFA from Towson University 2008 in Printmaking, an MFA in 2012 from San Francisco Art Institute in Printmaking and Interdisciplinary Studies. Currently residing in Baltimore, MD, she has her own art practice and owns Zo Gallery, a multi media art gallery. She currently exhibits her work nationally and internationally. She also is a professor of the arts currently at Towson University, Goucher College and CCBC. Lorenzo’s work is an investigation into self discovery and connections within the currents of our human race. This artwork connects memories, sentimentalism, expressions of empathy and self reflection through printmaking. The work ponders over a lifetime of collected images in spaces revisited and in her current situations. The presence of an obsession with understanding one’s existence through the artist’s perspective is conveyed through a multi-layered printmaking process including photogravure, monotype and chin-colle. Lorenzo scrap-books and compiles photo albums of a personal diary dialogue through the printing press with old personal notes and torn pages of her own book collection. The text in the art reveals hard truths about self doubt, embarrassment and anxieties experienced by the artist referencing what it is to be alive. |