Fahren Feingold: Intimate Revelations
An Online Solo Exhibition Presented by The Untitled Space
100 Original Watercolors Released
From The Estate of Fahren Feingold
View On Artsy and Artnet
November 11, 2026 – January 31, 2027
“This Trailblazing Artist is on a Meteoric Rise” – VOGUE
“She’s all about girl power. Feingold wants to empower and question wider issues, such as female constructs within the contemporary landscape.” – FORBES
“Fahren Feingold’s paintings bloom and radiate with ethereal energy.” – VICE
“Fahren Feingold captures the space where the ethereal meets the erotic…Her artwork is an attempt to undo the centuries of censorship, shaming, and patriarchal politics that cloud the simple beauty of a naked body.” – HUFFINGTON POST
“Her artistry will forever be remembered as a bold and colorful statement on femininity and empowerment, while also being a vehicle toward disrupting patriarchal notions around the female body.” – GIRLTALKHQ
“Fahren’s untimely passing left a void in the art world. However, her artistic legacy lives on through her captivating works that continue to inspire and captivate.” – LA TIMES
The Untitled Space is pleased to present Fahren Feingold: Intimate Revelations, an online exhibition launching November 11, 2026, celebrating the extraordinary artistic legacy of contemporary artist Fahren Feingold (1980–2023). Featuring 100 previously unreleased original artworks from the artist’s estate, the exhibition offers a rare opportunity to explore an extensive collection of Feingold’s watercolor paintings, showcasing her distinctive artistic vision and enduring exploration of femininity, sensuality, and female empowerment.
Known for her ethereal watercolor paintings, expressive brushstrokes, and vibrant yet delicate palette, Feingold developed a signature aesthetic that reinterpreted the female form through the female gaze. Her work challenged centuries of censorship, shaming, and patriarchal constructs surrounding the female body, celebrating women with an unapologetic perspective that embraced beauty, sensuality, vulnerability, and strength.
Intimate Revelations offers an intimate look at the artist’s creative evolution and the themes that defined her practice. Her paintings, inspired by vintage imagery, early twentieth-century French erotica, and her own photographs, reflect a unique dialogue between nostalgia and contemporary femininity. Through her signature wet-on-wet watercolor technique, Feingold created fluid, dreamlike compositions that balanced delicate washes of color with bold, gestural brushstrokes, bringing her subjects to life with an unmistakable sense of movement and emotion.
From sensual portraits and expressive depictions of the female nude to intimate explorations of femininity and identity, Feingold’s work consistently challenged traditional representations of women in art. Her paintings were not simply celebrations of the female body, but a reclamation of the female narrative, inviting viewers to reconsider the ways women are represented, perceived, and understood. As Vice declared, “Feingold’s watercolors appear to swim on paper. Her figures bloom and radiate with ethereal energy, and the occasional splash of bright colors imbues them with life.”
Throughout her career, Feingold explored the relationship between the female body, identity, and empowerment, creating work that was both deeply personal and universally resonant. As she stated to CreativeBoom, “By taking time to really look at and get to know the women, their stories, and their bodies, my paintings are like a love letter to my subjects, shared with the world so they can see what I feel.”
Feingold’s artistic journey was marked by a fearless commitment to celebrating the female experience. Her paintings offered an alternative perspective to the traditional male gaze, portraying women as subjects of their own narratives rather than objects of observation.
In her artist statement for her final exhibition, LIVING FOR LOVE (2023), she wrote, “Opening my eyes to the beauty and love that exists within me and around, my paintings act as a quiet dagger of truth, exposing the beauty of the feminine form from the female gaze, emphasizing the female body as a great thing to behold, free of judgment and objectification. My paintings of the female figure expand the footprint of women painted by women, celebrating sisterhood and empowering female themes.”
Represented by The Untitled Space since 2017, Feingold was featured in over 30 exhibitions curated by Indira Cesarine for the gallery, including six solo exhibitions. Her work received international recognition and was featured in publications including Vogue, Forbes, Vice, Huffington Post, CR Fashion Book, Vogue Arabia, and many others. Her artistic collaborations included a commission by legendary fashion photographer Nick Knight for SHOWstudio, as well as exhibitions at The Barbican in London, Sotheby’s, and international art presentations.
Following Feingold’s untimely passing from cancer on September 26, 2023, at the age of 43, The Untitled Space has continued to preserve her extraordinary body of work. In May 2024, the gallery presented Ethereal Legacy: The Art of Fahren Feingold, a retrospective solo exhibition curated by gallery founder Indira Cesarine, featuring over 50 paintings, including previously unreleased works from the artist’s estate. Intimate Revelations continues this celebration of Feingold’s artistic legacy in a dedicated online exhibition for audiences and collectors.
“I have been devastated since the sudden passing of Fahren Feingold in September, 2023. I traveled to Los Angeles to meet with her family and review the artwork she left behind. I brought back to the gallery in New York City many stunning pieces from her archives. Fahren was the first artist I represented at The Untitled Space, and since we began our collaboration in 2017, I have curated over 30 exhibitions of her work. I have been honored to represent Fahren and work closely with her since curating her debut solo show, along with numerous group shows, benefits, and artistic collaborations. She was a constant inspiration, and I hope that her sensitive, ethereal artwork continues to inspire future generations, as it inspired me.” – Indira Cesarine, Founder and Curator of The Untitled Space
Fahren Feingold: Intimate Revelations serves as a tribute to an artist whose work continues to challenge conventions and inspire new perspectives on femininity and representation. Through these works, audiences are invited to rediscover the beauty, sensitivity, and fearless expression that defined Feingold’s artistic vision. Her legacy remains a powerful testament to the transformative potential of art and the enduring importance of the female gaze.
All available artwork by Fahren Feingold is available to view at The Untitled Space gallery by appointment. Please contact Info@untitled-space.com to set up a viewing, noting specific works you are interested in.
ARTIST BIOGRAPHY: Fahren Feingold
Fahren Feingold (September 19, 1980 – September 26, 2023) was a visionary artist whose captivating watercolor paintings redefined the depiction of femininity in contemporary art. Born in San Francisco and raised in Los Angeles, Feingold exhibited a prodigious talent for art from a young age. At seventeen, she moved to New York City to study at Parsons School of Design after winning the best artist award at her high school, the Crossroads School for Arts & Sciences in Santa Monica.
Feingold’s artistic journey began in the world of fashion design, where she honed her creative skills working for esteemed brands such as Ralph Lauren, Nicole Miller, and J.Crew. However, it was her transition from fashion to fine art that marked a pivotal moment in her career. In 2016, her artwork caught the eye of the legendary Nick Knight, who commissioned her for SHOWstudio, and the same year her work was featured at The Untitled Space in the group show “LIFEFORCE” curated by Kelsey and Remy Bennett. From that point on, she dedicated herself fully to her passion for painting, embarking on a journey that would leave an indelible mark on the art world.
Her watercolor nudes, inspired by vintage imagery and infused with a modern sensibility, challenge societal norms and celebrate the beauty of the female form. With her distinctive style characterized by delicate, ethereal watercolors and bold brushstrokes, Feingold quickly garnered attention and acclaim. Her paintings, often exploring themes of femininity, sensuality, and female empowerment, captivated audiences worldwide. Vogue hailed her as “a trailblazing artist on a meteoric rise,” recognizing her profound influence on contemporary art. Over the years, she participated in numerous exhibitions, both solo and group shows, showcasing her ability to evoke emotion and provoke thought through her mesmerizing compositions.
Represented by The Untitled Space since 2017, Feingold was featured in over 30 exhibitions presented by the gallery including 6 solo shows: “FAHREN FEINGOLD” (2017), “PEEP SHOW” (2018), “Golden Touch” (2018), “HIGH ON LIFE” (2021), “WET DREAMS” (2021), and “LIVING FOR LOVE” (2023).
Other notable exhibitions included the gallery’s group shows “REBEL,” “INNOVATE,” “BODY BEAUTIFUL,” “IRL: Investigating Reality,” “ONE YEAR OF RESISTANCE,” “SECRET GARDEN,” “UPRISE / ANGRY WOMEN,” SPRING/BREAK Art Show Special Projects “(Hotel) XX” and “EDEN,” “Art4Equality x SaveArtSpace,” “Moving Kate,” curated by Nick Knight for SHOWstudio in London and The Mass in Tokyo; “The Vulgar” at The Barbican in London, curated by Judith Clark and Adam Phillips; “Red Hot Wicked” at Studio C Gallery in Los Angeles, “Les Femmes” at Tethy’s Art in Southampton, NY curated by Indira Cesarine, and Sotheby’s “Take Home A Nude” supporting the New York Academy of Art.
Tragically, Fahren Feingold’s life was cut short by cancer on September 26, 2023, at the age of 43, leaving behind a legacy of creativity, innovation, and empowerment. Her art continues to inspire and captivate audiences worldwide, reminding us of the enduring power of the female gaze. Feingold’s legacy lives on, a testament to the transformative power of creativity and the lasting impact of one woman’s artistic vision.
The Untitled Space gallery continues to represent the artist’s estate, with proceeds from future sales of her work to support some of the women’s charities she held dear.