Rachel Davis creates bold figurative paintings and layered botanical abstractions in mixed media. Her work is informed by nearly thirty years of Sogetsu ikebana, a Japanese practice focused on the beauty in imperfection, asymmetry, negative space and the unfinished line. Drawing is central to her practice. She works from Studio 340 at ICB ART in Sausalito, California.

Original work is available directly from the studio with prices listed on the website. Rachel works with collectors and interior designers seeking original art with color, texture, and scale. She offers virtual mock-ups, studio visits in person or via FaceTime/Zoom, a 72-hour approval period for local collectors, commissions tailored to specific palettes or scales, and shipping via UPS. Studio visits are welcome at ICB ART, 480 Gate 5 Road, Sausalito, CA 94965. The studio is also open during Marin Open Studios each spring and ICB's Winter Open Studios.

Rachel's work has been juried into museum exhibitions including the de Young Open and the Triton Museum. It is held in private collections across the United States, Europe, Australia, and the Middle East. She shows and sells directly from her studio at ICB ART in Sausalito.

Sogetsu ikebana is a modern school of Japanese flower arranging that emphasizes composition, negative space, and asymmetry. Rachel has studied under her teacher Yoshi for nearly thirty years. The practice shaped how she sees: odd numbers, tension between elements, space as an active presence rather than emptiness, and the beauty of impermanence. These principles run through both her botanical abstractions and figurative work.

ICB ART is a historic industrial building on the Sausalito waterfront that houses over 100 working artists’ studios. It hosts public open studios events throughout the year and is one of the largest artist communities in the San Francisco Bay Area.