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REBECCA YOUSSEF

Abstract mixed-media artist using repurposed materials

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Rebecca Youssef is a Los Angeles-based abstract mixed media artist working in the eco-art space.

For as long as I can remember, I’ve had my hands in either dirt or paint. I carry a deep respect for wild, untouched lands and hand-crafted art. My work finds a home in the space where art and environmentalism collide.

 
Artist Rebecca Youssef leaning next to art
 

For each piece of art I sell, an oak sapling will be planted in its honor.

Since our acorn project started eight years ago, my family has planted well over 25,000 acorns in the Santa Monica Mountains. Today, I am on a mission to re-introduce thriving oak groves to Los Angeles’s urban green spaces, one acorn at a time.

 

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We Felt The Ground Shift Beneath Our Feet, acrylic, house paint and salt on salvaged cardboard, 65”x50.5”. . . . #cardboardart #abstractartwork #abstractarts #abstractcollage #abstractwork #contemporarycollage #laartists #exhibitionart #
Rose Colored Glasses, 53”x46.5”, acrylic and house paint on salvaged cardboard. Part of my series of large-scale, abstract collages, I love how cardboard reminds us of the potential beauty that lies within the ordinary and often overlooke
My largest cardboard collage to date. Swipe for scale. She’s a big gal! 💜 . . . #rebeccayoussef #cardboardcollage #cardboardconstructs #abstractlandscapes #abstracttopography #purpleart
Not boxy. This gals got curves. . . . #cardboardart #rebeccayoussef #abstractcollage #visualpoetry #newcontemporary #abstracted #abstractmag #contemporaryartwork #primer_contemporary #abstractminimalism #nonobjectiveart #rainbowcollage #colorcollage
They Called Us The Emerald City, acrylic, house paint, spray paint and salt on salvaged cardboard, 59”x46.5”x9”, 2024. . As I see more and more old, beautiful buildings being torn down around Los Angeles, I’m reminded of the