Contact Camille Kouyoumdjian to purchase art or ask questions about her process. Ask about commissions to commemorate a special place, occasion, or loved one. I'd love to hear from you! Questions about my process or inspiration? Curious about a particular painting you've seen in a gallery or on this website? I love to discuss art, so please feel free to drop me a line. Most paintings are available for sale directly from my studio. I also provide custom framing upon request. Do you have a particular image or color scheme you'd like personalized? I'm happy to discuss commissions. I offer private group workshops. Reach out to learn more. First name* Last name* Email* Address Phone Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. I'm interested in learning more about the following paintings: Please Follow Up Schedule A Studio Visit Schedule A Workshop I'd like to discuss a commissioned painting. Media Inquiry Submit

Camille Kouyoumdjian | Wild Horizon Art https://static.wixstatic.com/media/30eaef_71b29953a38241f5a7c47de9a042fbdc%7Emv2.jpg https://wildhorizonfineart.wixsite.com/website/fr Wild Horizon Fine Art Camille Kouyoumdjian Mixed-Media Landscapes Rooted in Wild Places Camille Kouyoumdjian is a mixed-media artist whose work explores the dialogue between humanity and the natural world—how we alter it, depend on it, and find our place within it. Her practice reflects a lifelong fascination with the natural rhythms that shape our environments: the slow layering of rock and sediment, the pulse of tides, the changing light that moves across the horizon. Through her art, she seeks to reawaken the quiet sense of wonder that comes from paying attention to the living world and to inspire a spirit of stewardship rooted in connection. Portfolio (All) New Page New Page Collage and Mixed Media (Title) Collage and Mixed Media (Title) New Page Flora (Title) Small Works on Paper New Page Abstractions New Page New Page Landing Page About New Page New Page New Page New Page New Page New Page Profile New Link Follw Me On Instagram Contact Blog Search Results Services New Page Newsletter Sign Up New work, exhibits, workshops, and the occasional deep thought.

Discover the beauty of National Parks through stunning artwork. Explore our online art store and support the conservation of these natural wonders. National Parks and Protected Lands Paintings shaped by conservation lands, sensitive eco systems, and wild places. Morning Muse, oil and cold wax, 16x20 Acadian Glory, acrylic, 18x24 When You Reach Me, acrylic_collage 18x24 Quiet Earth acrylic_mixed media 9x12 Echo Canyon acrylic 24x18 Seal Cove Beach, acrylic/collage 20x20 Cadillac Mountain Sunrise, mixed media, 20x16 Dream Lake, mixed media, 16 x20 Great Harbor Acrylic 24x30 on exhibit at Blue Raven Gallery Moraine Lake Mist, acrylic, 30x24 Flying Mountain, Acadia acrylic/mixed media 22.5x20 Mount Desert Morning, acrylic, 18x24 Schoodic Skylight, acrylic/mixed media_30x22 Where Light Lands, acrylic, 20 x 20 A Grain of Sand, acrylic, 16x24 The Tarn Awakening, Acadia mixed media, 18 x 24 Mist Over Mt. Desert, acrylic, 16x20

Camille Kouyoumdjian paints mixed-media landscapes that reflect the natural world. Camille's paintings aim to evoke a sense of awe and reverence for fragile ecosystems. Her artwork encourages contemplation and reflection on our relationship with nature, allowing the viewer to develop their own personal narrative. In cultivating these meaningful connections, the work Ms. Kouyoumdjian produces offers a bridge to seamlessly blend indoor and outdoor spaces. Mail Tidal Realms Abstract coastal paintings inspired by observation and memory Elemental Horizons Intuitive landscapes blending experience and memory. National Parks and Preservation Lands A series of mixed media paintings exploring conservation Flora Botanical inspiration from the perspective of pollinators Petite Paintings Good things come in small packages! View landscapes, botanicals, and collage works that are 9 x 12 or smaller. Atmospheric Memory Abstract Textural Paintings Offering A Close-Up Look At Earth's Wild and Wonderful Patterns Camille Kouyoumdjian creates mixed-media paintings that explore the connection between humanity and the natural world. Inspired by coastlines, forests, conservation lands, and shifting weather, her work moves between observation and abstraction—capturing not only what a place looks like, but how it feels, changes, and remains in memory. Using acrylic, collage, texture media, oil, cold wax, and upcycled materials, Camille builds layered surfaces that echo erosion, atmosphere, growth, and resilience. Her paintings invite viewers to slow down, reconnect with wild places, and consider the fragile beauty of the landscapes we share. Explore Collections Get in Touch Do you have questions about my process or a particular painting? I'd love to hear from you. Camille@WildHorizonFineArt.com First Name Last Name Email Message Send Thanks for submitting!

Exhibits https://static.wixstatic.com/media/30eaef_71b29953a38241f5a7c47de9a042fbdc%7Emv2.jpg https://wildhorizonfineart.wixsite.com/website/fr/about-9 Wild Horizon Fine Art Gallery Exhibits and Studio Visits Wild Horizon Fine Art Studio Address: Southwest Harbor, ME on the "quiet side" of Mt. Desert Island, Acadia National Park Visit : By Appointment or Chance Media and Inquiries camille@wildhorizonfineart.com Gallery Exhibits Blue Raven Gallery, Rockport, ME Artemis Gallery, Northeast Harbor, ME Nepenthe Gallery, Alexandria, VA Group Exhibits 2026 Juried Exhibitions and Art Fairs June-Nov. Gallery at Islesford Dock, ME July 25-26, Gallery On The Green, SWH Maine June 22: Summer Solstice, Artwaves MDI 4/20-5/12/26: Sausalito Center For The Arts Exhibition May 2-3: Marin Open Studios, San Raphael, CA Nov. 2026-Jan. 2027: Solo Show at Vulcan Gallery at Lorton Workhouse Arts, VA Nov. 2026-Jan. 2027: Glen Echo Winter Invitational Exhibition Jan 29-31: ArtWaves/Acadia Arts Center member exhibit, Bar Harbor, ME Ongoing: Artemis Gallery , NE Harbor, ME Ongoing: Blue Raven Gallery, Rockport, ME Ongoing: Nepenthe Gallery, Alexandria, VA 2025 Solo Exhibitions February 1-March 1, 2025: Ten Moir Gallery Solo Exhibition (internationally juried award for excellence in art) June 1-30: “EcoArt for Climate Awareness,” Hunters Woods Gallery, Reston, VA June 1-30: MDI Hospital, ArtWaves MDI, Mount Desert Island, ME July 1-31: Mount Desert Island Municipal Building, ME 2025 Juried Group Exhibitions and Art Fairs Nov-Dec: “A Closer Look” bG Gallery, Santa Monica, CA Nov-Dec:San Diego Museum of Art Artists Guild National Exhibition, Gallery 21 Nov. 6-22: National Motherlode Exhibit, Rancho Cordova, CA Sept 25-Oct. 20: Collage Artists of America, White’s Gallery, Montrose, CA Sept. 5-7: Bar International Juried Art Festival, Bar Harbor, ME July 15-Aug. 9: Viridian Artists 33rd International Juried Exhibition, Chelsea, NY July 26: Coastal Fine Art Alliance Of Maine Festival, Southwest Harbor, ME May, 2025: Invited to participate in Tephra ICA Festival, Reston, VA Mar, Apr, May, Jul: Art League of Alexandria juried group show, Torpedo Factory Art Center Jan-Aug monthly juried exhibits: VanLandingham Gallery (2nd place for “Perspective;” 2nd Place for “Kili’Ohu;”Honorable Mention for “Tides of Change”) Feb. 1 - April 1: "Asymmetry," Arches Gallery, The Lorton Workhouse Arts Center Jan 23 - Feb 23: “Winter Solstice” Exhibit, Nepenthe Gallery, Alexandria, VA Jan. 21-March 21: Penn Journal of Arts and Sciences Virtual Winter exhibit and profile 2024 Solo Exhibitions October 14-December 2: "Roots and Rhythms,” Bodzin Gallery, Fairfax, VA July 5- July 28: “Earth Awakened: An Artistic Exploration of Ecological Consciousness,” Stone Tower Gallery, Glen Echo, MD June 23-Oct 6: “Wild Harmony,” 868 Estate Vineyard (artist demo July 9) April - May: “Flora and Fauna,” Green Spring Gardens, Alexandria, VA March 27-June 30: Potomac Falls Health Center Solo Exhibit March 11-21: “Earth Echoes”, Dumbarton Concert Series Featured Artist Solo Show 2024 Juried Group Shows Art League of Alexandria Juried shows, Torpedo Factory Art Center (Jan, Mar, Apr, Jun, Aug, Oct) Gallery 75 Juried Member shows, monthly 11/6/24-1/5/25: Cornerstones Benefit HeART Exhibit, JoAnn Rose Gallery, Reston, VA 11/23-11/29: Maryland Art Place Under $2500 Benefit Sept and Dec: Glen Echo Holiday Show Invitational Exhibits 11/1-12/1: Sims Contemporary “The Mind of an Artist” Exhibit, Chelsea, NY Van Landingham Gallery monthly shows, Torpedo Factory Art Center: Best In Show for “Motherhood”; Honorable mention:“Sultry Afternoon”; 2nd Place: “Approaching Emerald Lake,” 2nd Place “Perspective” McLean Art Society Spring Thing show, juried honorable mention: “Potomac Bluebells” May 7: Sept 5: Hill Center at the Old Naval Hospital Regional Juried exhibit April 27-June 30 Gallery at Canal Center, Party4TheArts Juried Benefit (VA) Spring and Fall Art At The Mill Regional Juried Exhibits (VA) 2018-2023 exhibits: Art League of Alexandria at Torpedo Factory, Reston Art League, Capitol Hill Art League, DelRay Artisans Permanent Collections Cedar Hill Medical Center, George Washington University (DC) Virginia Retina Center 10the Street, LLC (VA) Numerous private collections across the country

Creating art on a smaller scale gives me the opportunity to explore, experiment with new techniques, and truly capture the essence of a scene. This flexibility often leads to paintings that are more fluid and succinct, resembling short stories that inspire fresh ideas. This collection features some of my favorite mixed media, acrylic, watercolor, and encaustic pieces. Many of these smaller treasures are available for purchase at the Wild Horizon Fine Art Online Shop. Email with inquiries Petite Paintings Featuring Winged Creatures, Miniature Landscapes, and Botanical Monoprints Creating art on a smaller scale gives me the opportunity to explore, experiment with new techniques, and truly capture the essence of a scene. This flexibility often leads to paintings that are more fluid and succinct, resembling short stories that inspire fresh ideas. This collection features some of my favorite mixed media, acrylic, watercolor, and encaustic pieces. Click on the images below to view each gallery. Available for purchase at the Wild Horizon Fine Art Online Gallery. Winged Creatures Winged Creatures is a collection of contemporary mixed-media artworks inspired by birds and the fragile ecosystems they inhabit. Mini Landscapes Miniature Abstract Landscape Paintings Created With Collage and Mixed Media Botanical Monoprints and Flowers Inspired by colorful flora and foliage, these smaller paintings offer a close-up look at nature's beauty. Often created directly from fallen leaves and gathered petals, monoprints translate nature's patterns through artwork.

Explore Camille Kouyoumdjian's Galaxies and Geologic Abstracts Paintings in her portfolio and in the Wild Horizon Fine Art Online Store. Discover unique pieces that blend cosmic wonders with earthly beauty. Tidal Realms Tidal Realms explores seasonal change as a force rather than a point in time—where wind carves, light dissolves, and the landscape is reduced to its essential structure. This series of semi-abstract paintings draws from the stark coastlines of Maine and California, translating cold, movement, and exposure into layered, tactile surfaces. Built with acrylic, collage, oil and cold wax, each painting develops through a process of accumulation and removal. Surfaces are scraped, veiled, and reworked, allowing fragments of earlier layers to surface—like terrain revealed beneath snow, ice, rock fall and fallen trees. A restrained palette of icy blues, mineral whites, muted golds, and earth tones creates a quiet tension between stillness and motion. Camille Kouyoumdjian Light Beyond Fog acrylic 48x42 Above The Clouds, oil and cold wax, 11x15 Gilded Tides, oil andcold wax, 20x16 The Shape of Morning, oil and cold wax, 18x24 Seawall swell, Acrylic 18 x 24 Harbor Radiance oil andcold wax 16x12 Reflections After Rain acrylic on yupo 13x19 Tides of Change, acrylic, 11x15 Between Storm and Stillness acrylic 48x36 Sunstruck Granite acrylic collage 24x18 Camille Kouyoumdjian Saltwater Horizon 30x20 Luminous Shore acrylic collage mixed media 24x18 Dawn Over Granite acrylic mixed media 24x18 Miles To Go, oil and cold wax 9x12 Petrified Sunlight, acrylic collage, 24x18 The Seafarer, acrylic, 18x24 Saltwind Echoes, oil and cold wax, oil and cold wax 11x14 Lingering Light, oil and cold wax 9x12 Day Break acrylic 24 x 18

Workshops https://static.wixstatic.com/media/30eaef_71b29953a38241f5a7c47de9a042fbdc%7Emv2.jpg https://wildhorizonfineart.wixsite.com/website/fr/services-1 Wild Horizon Fine Art Workshops Private Art Lessons, Group Workshops & Plein Air Painting | Wild Horizon Fine Art Collage Landscape Workshops I offer welcoming, hands-on art workshops inspired by landscape, nature, and creative exploration. Classes may include mixed-media painting, collage, abstracting the landscape, plein air studies, watercolor, and eco-art techniques using layered papers, texture, color, and mark-making. Designed for beginners as well as experienced artists, each workshop encourages experimentation, personal expression, and a deeper connection to place. Participants leave with new techniques, fresh creative confidence, and artwork that reflects their own response to the natural world. Upcoming Workshops at ArtWaves MDI Sign Up Online June 23: Layers of the Land – Abstracting the Acadia Landscape June 25: Part 2: Layers of Life – Abstracting Species and Systems in Acadia Private Workshops and Plein Air Opportunities I offer private, customized art workshops for individuals, families, friends, and small groups in an inspiring studio setting on Mount Desert Island. Workshops are designed to be welcoming, creative, and accessible for all experience levels, from complete beginners to practicing artists looking to explore new materials and techniques. Choose from a variety of hands-on experiences, including paint-and-sip landscape painting, plein air workshops inspired by the coast and conservation lands of Acadia, family-friendly collage art, introduction to oil and cold wax, watercolor techniques, gelli-plate botanical printing with native plants, and neurographic meditative painting. Each workshop can be tailored to your group’s interests, pace, and occasion—whether you are planning a relaxed gathering, a creative family activity, a vacation experience, or a deeper exploration of mixed-media art. Participants leave with original artwork, new skills, and a memorable connection to the beauty of Maine’s natural landscape. Contact me and specify your interest, or discuss what is most suitable for group. I also offer exclusive opportunities for plein air artists visiting Acadia. Reach out for more information. Online Workshops Coming Soon! Virtual learning accessible through zoom. Explore techniques on your own timeframe. Contact me for more information, or sign up to receive updates.

Discover the untamed beauty of nature with Wild Inspiration: Intuitive Landscapes. Explore our contemporary landscape paintings inspired by nature and bring environmentally conscious art to your home and office. Atmospheric Memory Search Site This series of semi-abstract mixed media paintings explores the accumulation of memories from a lifetime of engaging with the outdoors. My studio process begins with a morning walk, listening, watching the light change, and enjoying the scent of the forest. This experience opens my mind to new beginnings and creates a sense of connectedness between nature and expression. Mail Shorelight Rising acrylic mixed media 24x18 Lightfall on Stone oil and cold wax 16x12. Keep Dreaming, oil and cold wax, 11x24 Gilded Tides, oil and cold wax, 20x16 The Precipice II, acrylic, 16x20 Morning Mist, acrylic/mixed media, 18x24 Granite and Mist, mixed Media, 18x24 Summer Haze, acrylic mixed media, 15x14 Morning's Promise, collage_acrylic, 30x30 Eternal Sunshine, acrylic on cradled panel, 28x30 Lilting Sunlight, acrylic, 18x24 Time Again, mixed media, 30 x 30

Discover a world of creativity with Camille Kouyoumdjian's abstract Collage and Mixed Media paintings. Using upcycled hand-painted paper and found material, Camille's collages reflect a changing landscapes and invite reflection on sustainable environmental action. Elemental Horizons Mixed Media Landscapes Exploring Earth’s Natural Forces Inspired by rugged coastal environments and wilderness terrain, the paintings balance abstraction and landscape to reveal the dynamic interplay of earth’s elemental systems. Primary Notions, mixed media, 18x24 Edge of the Wind SOLD Breath of Dawn, collage-acrylic, 18x24 Camille_Kouyoumdjian_TransientEarth_oilandcoldwax_11x15.jpeg Unfurl, acrylic, 18x24 New Beginnings Acrylic 18x24 Approaching Emerald Lake, collage 12 x 16 Everchanging Light 12x16 ©Camille Kouyoumdjian Granite Glory, Acrylic Collage, 16 x 12 Harmony's Embrace, collage, 22 x 28 on exhibit at Nepenthe Gallery Camille Kouyoumdjian In The Balance Acrylic Collage 18x24CK.jpeg ©Camille Kouyoumdjian Wild Blue Interval, acrylic collage, 24x18 Dancing Hoodoos, acrylic and collage, 24x30 Layered Light, acrylic-collage, 18x24

FAQs https://static.wixstatic.com/media/30eaef_71b29953a38241f5a7c47de9a042fbdc%7Emv2.jpg https://wildhorizonfineart.wixsite.com/website/fr/faqs Wild Horizon Fine Art Frequently Asked Questions Curious about how I work, what materials I use, or whether you can visit my studio? You’re in the right place. Here are some quick answers to the questions I get most often—from shipping and commissions to where you can see my latest work in person. 1. Do you take commissions? Yes, I do! If you have a concept or space in mind, I'm happy to work with you to create something custom. Let's talk to see if it's a good fit for both of us. 2. What materials do you use? I work in mixed media-typically acrylic, inks, oil and cold wax, and hand-painted upcycled papers. I also incorporate natural materials I find on hikes: leaves, sticks, sand, bark. If it tells a story, it might end up in a painting. 3. Are your materials archival and lightfast? Yes. I use the highest quality professional-grade, archival materials-paints, mediums, adhesives, and surfaces. Whenever possible, I choose pigments and components that are lightfast, meaning they resist fading over time. Each painting is also finished with a museum-quality archival UV varnish to protect against light, moisture, and dust. 4. How should I care for my painting? Keep artwork in a dry environment and out of prolonged direct sunlight. For added protection-especially for works on paper-framing under glass or acrylic is a good idea. To clean, dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. No sprays or cleaning products, please. 5. Can I visit your studio? Yes, my studio is located on Mt. Desert Island, ME, adjacent to Acadia National Park. Visits are welcome by appointment-just reach out and we'll find a time that works. 6. Do you ship your work? I do. Shipping is available anywhere in the U.S., and fees are based on the size of the painting and the destination. I pack everything carefully to make sure it arrives safely. 7. Do you make larger work? Where can I see it? Yes, I regularly create larger pieces. You can view them on my website, in person at my studio, or at the galleries that represent me-Artemis Gallery in Northeast Harbor, Maine and Nepenthe Gallery in Alexandria, Virginia. I also regularly exhibit in juried shows in New York City, Washington, DC, California, and throughout New England. Upcoming and recent exhibitions are listed on my website. 8. Can I get a discount? Yes-if you sign up for my newsletter, you'll receive 10% off one painting. If you buy two pieces, you'll get 10% off the less expensive one. Buy three, and I'll take 15% off the least expensive item. (Discounts can't be combined.) 9. Do you offer workshops or classes? I offer workshops through ArtWaves MDI and am working on offering in-person workshops at my studio Wild Horizon Fine Art, on Mt. Desert Island. I announce workshops through my newsletter or social media when I have one planned. 10. Can I pick up a piece instead of having it shipped? Yes-local pickup from my studio is always an option and a good way to save on shipping costs. 11. Is everything one-of-a-kind? Yes. Each piece is original, and most include hand-painted and found materials that can't be replicated exactly. 12. Do you offer limited edition prints? Occasionally, I work with an archival printing shop to produce limted edition prints of previously sold original paintings. Contact me to inquire about availability. 13. Do you offer framing? While framing isn't included, I work with a trusted custom framer who creates beautiful floater frames designed to fit my work. Many of my pieces on paper are mounted to cradled wood panels using pH-neutral archival adhesive, so they can be displayed without a frame for a clean, modern look. I typically avoid framing under glass, as it can cause sticking or condensation damage with acrylic or oil paint and may dull the layered surface of the work. My archival UV varnish provides durable protection while allowing textures and details to remain fully visible. 14. Do you offer returns or exchanges? I want you to be 100% satisfied with your fine art work. Please review my return policy prior to purchasing work directly from my studio. If a painting is purchased through a gallery, you must contact the gallery regarding their return policy.

Camille Kouyoumdjian paints in acrylic, watercolor, collage, mixed media and oil paint to create contemporary landscape artwork. Camille's semi-abstract style invites viewers to develop their own narrative. Her work is displayed in numerous juried exhibits. I am a contemporary mixed-media artist creating abstract landscape paintings inspired by coastal environments, conservation lands, and the natural forces that shape them. My work explores the movement of tides, wind, erosion, light, and growth—not as literal subjects, but as ways of understanding place, memory, and our relationship with the natural world. Based on Mount Desert Island, Maine and in Sausalito, California, I paint daily, teach community workshops, and exhibit in galleries and juried shows across the country. Travel and close observation are central to my practice. Before beginning a new series, I spend time walking, studying, and absorbing a landscape—its forms, rhythms, colors, and atmosphere. My background as an environmental educator, Master Gardener, beekeeper, and public health analyst informs the way I see the land. I am especially interested in the interdependence between people, plants, pollinators, and ecosystems, and in the subtle ways human presence shapes the environments we inhabit. My artistic practice reflects a lifetime of creative exploration, ongoing study with established artists, and more than 15 years of dedicated studio work. My process is rooted in layering, excavation, and transformation. I work with acrylic texture, oil, cold wax, ink, and collage, often incorporating natural pigments and hand-painted papers made from upcycled materials. Surfaces are built slowly, then scraped, carved, sanded, and revealed. Earlier marks remain embedded beneath the surface, creating a visual record of time, change, and discovery. The resulting paintings exist between abstraction and representation. Rather than depicting specific views, they evoke the feeling of a place—rock, water, sky, vegetation, weather, and light filtered through memory and material process. I am drawn to the tension between structure and unpredictability, where intention meets accident and composition emerges through accumulated layers. Sustainability is central to my practice. By using reclaimed, repurposed, and handmade materials, I approach each painting as an evolving record of renewal. Every surface carries traces of what came before, echoing the landscapes that inspire me: constantly shifting, shaped by visible and unseen forces. Through these textured abstract landscapes, I aim to create work that feels immersive, grounded, and alive—inviting viewers to reflect on the beauty, fragility, and resilience of the environments we call home. Original paintings are available through my website, at my Wild Horizon Fine Art studio in Acadia National Park, and through select galleries. Please contact me to inquire about available work, studio visits, gallery representation, or commissioned paintings. Publications July 2025: Sunshine Artist Journal: Finding Inspiration in Natural Landscapes April 2025: Maine Arts Journal, Spring: In Times Like These, UMVA Showcase January 2025: U. Penn Journal of Arts and Sciences, featured artwork/artist profile August 2024: Bold Journeys Interview Oct 2024: Conversation With The Curator , Bodzin Gallery July 2024: Sanctuary Magazine Feature April 2024: Canvas Rebel magazine feature Dec 2023 “Visions of Resilience” exhibit featured on WTOP news and VA Dogwood News Nov 2023: Sketchbook Revival Featured Artist Nov 2023: International “It’s Liquid Contest”, Honorable Mention and Featured Interview Oct 2023: Artsy Shark Featured Artist July 2023: Capitol Hill Arts Workshop “Mind of the Artist” Feature