Devon Reina is an abstract artist living and working in Brooklyn, New York. He holds a degree in Product Design from Parsons School of Design which aids in his multidisciplinary approach to art. Reina's artistic journey has been shaped by his exploration of various mediums and his innate ability to critique art from a young age, influenced by his father, the Long Island-based artist Doug Reina.

In his artistic practice, Reina continuously strives to challenge the legibility of his work, prompting viewers to engage in a delicate balance between looking and seeing, interpreting and re-interpreting the intricate manipulations made to the canvas. Drawing inspiration from his product design background, he approaches his materials as collaborators rather than mere tools, forging a cooperative relationship that underscores his meticulous attention to their physical properties and forces.

This dedicated focus on materiality grants Reina's primary 2-dimensional designs an ethereal quality, evoking a sense of movement, distance, and light. By skillfully manipulating his chosen materials, he breathes life into his creations, inviting viewers into a captivating world where atmospheric elements converge with abstract forms.

Through his artistic endeavors, Devon Reina invites audiences to delve beyond the surface and immerse themselves in a profound exploration of perception and visual interpretation. His interdisciplinary background and unwavering passion for materiality shape his artistic vision, resulting in captivating artworks that bridge the realms of design and abstract expression.





Aquvii, Tokyo Japan

Light, Pooled
Solo Show

December, 2021



HACO Gallery, Brooklyn NY

On The Other Side
Group Exhibition

September, 2021


Sandcastle Collective, NYC

NYC: A Love Letter
Group Exhibition 

November, 2020



Cooler Gallery, Brooklyn NY

FOUNDATIONS
Solo Show

September, 2020



VSOP Projects + Cooler Gallery, Greenport NY

BROKEN HOME
Group Exhibition

February, 2020



ICON Design Magazine

Article: 
The Graduation Show
Print Issue

September, 2019






Cooler Gallery, Brooklyn NY

URNS
Group Exhibition

September, 2018