OCHI is pleased to present Either Here or There, a solo exhibition of new paintings by New York-based artist Brittany Fanning. This is Fanning’s first solo exhibition with the gallery. Either Here or There will be on view at OCHI, located at 119 Lewis Street in Ketchum, Idaho from July 16 through August 14, 2026.

Brittany Fanning’s paintings explore the gap between comfort and unease in domestic life. Working in acrylic on linen, she moves between richly colored interiors and sun-drenched gardens, finding in each a stage where identity, taste, and quiet tension play out. Either Here or There brings together a new body of interior paintings in which living rooms become something between refuge and performance, spaces designed for ease that nonetheless carry a charge.

The works in the exhibition are organized around saturated, room-unifying color fields: deep reds, burgundies, and greens that dissolve walls, floors, and furnishings into single chromatic atmospheres. Sofas, fireplaces, windows, and plants become compositional anchors within these environments, carrying the emotional weight of absent figures. Painted in impasto, the interiors push toward abstraction before resolving into recognizable space, suspended in time as though the viewer has arrived just before or just after an event.

Fanning draws on a lineage of painters including Vuillard, Vallotton, Hopper, and Lichtenstein who used domestic interiors as sites of psychological and social inquiry. She approaches these spaces as visual timestamps: records of taste and aspiration that quietly index how and where we choose to live. The title Either Here or There captures something central to this project: a sense of dislocation within the familiar, of rooms that feel inhabited but unanchored, intimate but slightly strange.