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View of an oil painting featuring a girl with a jewel beetle on her shoulder. Her face is being cradled by a hand out of frame. The background is lined by luminous sundews.
View of an oil painting featuring a girl with a jewel beetle on her shoulder. Her face is being cradled by a hand out of frame. The background is lined by luminous sundews.
View of an oil painting featuring a girl with a jewel beetle on her shoulder. Her face is being cradled by a hand out of frame. The background is lined by luminous sundews.
View of an oil painting featuring a girl with a jewel beetle on her shoulder. Her face is being cradled by a hand out of frame. The background is lined by luminous sundews.
  1. View of an oil painting featuring a girl with a jewel beetle on her shoulder. Her face is being cradled by a hand out of frame. The background is lined by luminous sundews.
  2. View of an oil painting featuring a girl with a jewel beetle on her shoulder. Her face is being cradled by a hand out of frame. The background is lined by luminous sundews.
  3. View of an oil painting featuring a girl with a jewel beetle on her shoulder. Her face is being cradled by a hand out of frame. The background is lined by luminous sundews.
  4. View of an oil painting featuring a girl with a jewel beetle on her shoulder. Her face is being cradled by a hand out of frame. The background is lined by luminous sundews.

Vae Infantem

by Olivia Di Gregorio

Softly, ‘Vae Infantem’ is a quiet coo to the unsettled house. Descriptive of an ethereal melancholy, it is the sincerest love of a child in woe.

‘Vae Infantem’
Oil paint on cradled wood panel
10” x 10” x 1.5”
2025

$2,350 $2,350

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Olivia Di Gregorio is a painter based in Toronto, featuring mythical figures in dream-like landscapes throughout her work. Her images look to mythology for inspiration, with fairies and elements of magic to explain a healing shift from one state into another as a form of visual escapism. She has recently been selected as a finalist in the Beautiful Bizarre Magazine Art Prize in the traditional art category, exhibited at Modern Eden in San Francisco using a grant awarded from the Ontario Arts Council, and published in Booooooom’s ‘Tomorrow’s Talent Vol. II’ curated art book.





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