Angelina Gualdoni creates paintings that explore visibility and legibility of landscapes and the built environment. She utilizes expansive washes of paint to situate representational imagery within amorphous and shifting grounds. Gualdoni's abstract veils of paint act as metaphors for tensions between the visible world and the invisible forces outside of our control that shape experience, whether environmental, ecological, or metaphysical.

The tension between the visible and the invisible underscores several bodies of work over a twenty-year career – from architectural subjects to domestic interiors, plant medicines to urban ecologies.