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Casey O’Connell is a California-based artist known for paintings that radiate joie de vivre. As she describes it: “The paintings I create are often autobiographical dialogues that capture both my inner twelve-year-old and the woman who knows better. I paint what I live and what I feel.”
Casey's work has been showcased in exhibitions across the country and featured in publications including The New York Times and New American Paintings. When we first discovered her art, we were immediately drawn to the bold expressions of feminine energy.
Casey's work has been showcased in exhibitions across the country and featured in publications including The New York Times and New American Paintings. When we first discovered her art, we were immediately drawn to the bold expressions of feminine energy.
Whether diving headfirst into the water or getting lost in the pages of a good book, the women in her paintings embody joy, whimsy, and empowerment. Each scene feels like an invitation to fully immerse yourself in the beauty of everyday life.
That same spirit is at the heart of Nomada. So, Casey brought it to life in three original works for Skyview — Digging Deeper, Float, and Canyon People — along with 50 fine art prints of each, available exclusively through Nomada Deco. Each 20" x 16" print is produced on archival cotton rag paper and available for $250. This limited-edition run is a rare opportunity for collectors to bring home a piece that is truly special.
In addition to the pieces on display at Skyview, we have featured a few other favorites throughout the Nomada collection. Paul Newman and a Ride Home hangs in nearly every guestroom at Hotel Ynez and River Lodge’s lobby is home to Russian Doll and This Is My Rushmore.
Through Casey’s art, we’re reminded of the wonder and freedom that come from living boldly—a feeling we hope every Nomada guest takes with them.
