Dreamscapes In Bloom

A collaborative exhibition celebrating color and imagination

Axis Gallery Sacramento, CA —

Local artists Cara Gregor and Elise Mahan invite the public into a world of luminous color and imagined nature with their newest collaborative exhibition, Dreamscapes In Bloom. The show features a vibrant collection of original works inspired by places that exist somewhere between memory, feeling, and dream.

Known for their vibrant palettes, intuitive process, and joyful organic forms, Cara and Elise's work transform our everyday life into something playful and emotional rather than literal. The works do not depict specific places, but instead offer a soft, glowing environment where color becomes sky, shape becomes garden, and imagination leads the way.

Visitors to the exhibition can expect to see glowing color fields, botanical-inspired shapes, and abstracted places that invite slow looking and emotional connection. The work reflects Cara and Elise's common belief that art can be a form of joy, grounding, and creative escape.

Bloom Party Second Saturday Reception - March 14th (5pm to 8pm)

Join us at the Axis Gallery for an evening filled with color, florals, and creative play. Enjoy a flower crown station, interactive moments, and a gallery glowing with dreamy, imaginative art. Wear something bright or floral and come ready to bloom with us.

Creative Blooms Artist Talk and Workshop

March 22nd (2pm to 4pm) In this artist talk and hands-on workshop, Cara and Elise will share their personal creative processes while guiding you through playful exploration surrounded by their Dreamscapes in Bloom exhibition. Everyone is welcomed. All supplies included.

Please sign up ahead of time: Sign up: https://square.link/u/nC85lZNJ

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March 6, 2026 through March 29, 2026
Second Saturday Reception: March 14, 5–8 PM

Join us at Axis Gallery, located at 625 S Street in Sacramento’s historic R Street Corridor, within the Verge Center for the Arts building. The gallery has exhibited innovative contemporary art for over 35 years and continues to serve as a vital space for artists to explore, connect, and share work outside the commercial sphere.

Gallery hours: Friday–Sunday, 12–5 PM