Colors Flying

BOZOMAG is excited to announce, “Colors Flying”, a 2-person exhibition by Raymie Iadevaia & Bruna Massadas at BOZO Cresthaven. The exhibition opens Sunday, November 20th and an opening reception will be held from 12-5PM.

In Raymie’s paintings, the glowing eyes of cats and tall shadow of trees guide me into a densely mysterious path. It’s always night. Trees might dance, shadows might move, gigantic flowers might try to eat me. Something is about to happen. I’m both thrilled and terrified to be here, in the middle of this journey. But the horizon signals there is so much more to see: a city in the distance, haunted houses, an abyss. My curiosity and delight are bigger than my fears. I want to keep moving. 

— Bruna Massadas


When I encounter Bruna’s paintings, the birds sing and talk, the landscape beyond illuminated by the trill of beaked melodies. The birds are prismatic, their feathers light rays worn like armor. Protective shield and welcoming beacon that glows across time and space. Across distances and gulfs of knowing and unknowing. The song is piercingly familiar, yet strangely abstract. As I look and experience the paintings, I’m taken under their wing to see the swirling rhythmic lands and oceans…

It oscillates through cloudy skies and breaks upon the waves of deep waters. The song echoes, drifts, dampens, and lingers softly against rocky verticals and the peaks of volcanoes. The volcanoes are the unknown variable: I wonder, are they residues of action—frozen brushstrokes, or questioning dormancy? Are they biding their time for eruption? And if they do erupt will they be synchronized or follow the rhythm and flows of the song bird’s harmonies?

— Raymie Iadevaia


BOZO Cresthaven is located at 815 Cresthaven Drive, LA CA 90042
(Open Hours will be on Saturdays & Sundays, from 12-5PM thru January 22nd)


*appointments can be requested, as well*

Bruna Massadas, “Longing”, 2022. Acrylic on canvas. (30 x 24 in.)

Raymie Iadevaia, “Palo Santo”, 2022. Oil on wood panel. (36 x 48 in.)

Raymie Iadevaia, “Bellows”, 2022. Oil on wood panel. (48 x 36 in.)

Raymie Iadevaia, “The Ocean”, 2022. Oil on wood panel. (16 x 18 in.)

Raymie Iadevaia, “The Whistling Dusk”, 2022. Oil on wood panel. (48 x 36 in.)

Raymie Iadevaia, “The Wilds”, 2021. Oil on wood panel. (7 x 10 in.)

Bruna Massadas, “Knife in the Water”, 2022. Acrylic on canvas. (20 x 16 in.)

Bruna Massadas, “Palm Dancers”, 2022. Acrylic on canvas. (11 x 15 in.)

Bruna Massadas, “Belonging”, 2022. Acrylic on canvas. (30 x 24 in.)

Bruna Massadas, “High Fever”, 2022. Acrylic on canvas. (36 x 48 in.)