Chula Beauregard’s work reflects the layered experience of the American West, where progress and wilderness often coexist. Rooted in the geography of the region, she seeks to bridge the space between tradition and contemporary expression. She draws from classical methods, using patterns of light and dark, color theory, and techniques that create the illusion of space. These tools provide a strong foundation. At the same time, she incorporates intuitive approaches such as color fields, expressive mark-making, and surface textures. This blend allows her to capture both the physical and emotional sense of place. Beauregard’s paintings honor the beauty of the Western landscape while contributing a personal and relevant voice to the conversation of modern art.