Rebecca Tulis is a Bushwick, Brooklyn-based visual artist and self-described color theorist who previously worked as a product and UX designer before turning to painting full-time. Working in acrylic on canvas, she builds geometric, pattern-based compositions from a deliberately narrow palette, typically two to five colors mixed into hundreds of resulting hues, treating each canvas as a color study aimed at making complex patterns visually harmonious. She has exhibited at The Other Art Fair in New York, and her paintings are available for rental or purchase through the art-rental platform Art House.

Rebecca Tulis is an emerging New York City-based visual artist and color theorist. Inspired by geometric shapes and patterns formed through subtle color variation, she sees every painting as a color study. She is fascinated by the nuances of color and will only employ 2-5 paint colors in her work, using those colors to mix up hundreds of hues on her paint palette. With her brushstroke precision, she explores an aesthetic full of vivid colors, shapes and imagination. In her artistic process, Rebecca most often employs acrylics on canvas.