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Her small-scale linen canvases have been gessoed and sanded to create a smooth, silky surface where each mark sits on the brink of clarity. Each image proposes a different way of looking, Carabaño’s sustained inquiry into painting’s capacity to recalibrate the eye. Some subjects are difficult to recognize, but almost every painting starts with her own literal observation. Most of the abstraction emerges from abstraction studied in the real world, when unintentional patterns form striking visual intrigue. Soft grays, blues, green, and browns were once shadows on curtains, or a sun-bleached succulent, or the pattern of a dying leaf. Close scrutiny is what turns these observations from quotidian to wondrous.   Recent solo exhibitions include resonancias, Super Super Markt (Hydra, 2026); pasajes, Casemore Gallery (San Francisco, 2026); currents, Hoffman Donahue (New York, 2025); and iluminaciones, Nina Johnson (Miami, 2024). 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