Paintings & Prints

Original watercolors and museum-quality fine art prints

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Ceramics

Designed with intention, handmade with joy and whimsy

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I believe we're not separate from nature. We are nature.

And that's worth remembering, worth painting, worth protecting.

I'm Grace Lihn, a watercolor artist and ceramicist who creates art inspired by the beautiful landscapes of California. In a busy, screen-filled world, I hope my work offers a small moment of stillness.

Catch studio updates and new work at @ocurrio.studio

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Upcoming Events

SF Bay Area art fair schedule for Fall & Winter 2026

Head West Art Fair

Head West Art Fair

Ferry Building, San Francisco

November 1 & December 6 • 11am-4pm

A vibrant gathering of local artists, food vendors, and small artisan businesses on the beautiful waterfront of San Francisco.

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Fairmont SF Holiday Faire

Fairmont SF Holiday Faire

950 Mason St, San Francisco

November 28 & 29 • 12-5pm

Inspired by the charm of a European holiday village, the Winter Rooftop Faire brings together local artisans, festive music, sparkling lights, and panoramic city views from Nob Hill.

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Vibe Market Holiday Art Fair

Vibe Market Holiday Art Fair

Pier 27, San Francisco

December 12 & 13 • 11am-5pm

Festive holiday art fair at Pier 27 featuring two floors of 140+ artisans, makers & creatives each day with stunning views of the SF waterfront. The first 25 guests in line both days get a FREE Vibe Swag Bag full of artist goods!

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Upcoming Exhibit

Pacific Art League's 105th Anniversary Exhibit

November 6, 2026 – January 7, 2027

Ocurrio Studio's watercolor painting, "Sand Dollar Surf," will be on view at Pacific Art League in Palo Alto, CA.

Juried by Nadya Chuprina, Public Art Program Coordinator for the City of Palo Alto.

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About Ocurrió Studio

Ocurrió Studio is the work of Grace Lihn, a watercolor artist and ceramicist based in Mountain View, California. 

She paints the California coast plein air to capture not just what it looks like, but how it feels. Each piece is an open invitation to slow down, look closer, and find something you recognize.

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