Palm Beach artist Camilla Webster uses her unique artistic talent to celebrate both her community and the American spirit, creating an original American flag painting each year. In an interview with Fox News Digital, Webster explained that each flag reflects a specific moment in time and represents her feelings about the country during that period.

Inspired by the unity she witnessed after 9/11, Webster aims to recapture that shared sense of national purpose through her art. As a Daughter of the American Revolution, she draws inspiration from her family's history, meticulously crafting each piece to honor the American story.

Webster's artistic process is as meaningful as the subject matter. She uses acrylic paint on canvas, materials with a distinctly American origin, further emphasizing her patriotic theme. Her 2024 flag, titled "Warhol America," incorporates a photograph of Andy Warhol holding an American flag, creating a layered commentary on American identity. This piece was showcased at Art Basel in Miami, where it resonated with a large audience.

Webster's work also reflects the flourishing art scene in Palm Beach. She notes the significant impact of the Norton Museum of Art and the influx of design houses, collectors, and art enthusiasts to the area. With her collections featured at the Breakers Resort and collaborations with the Palm Beach Historical Society, Webster has become an integral part of the local art community. She partners with Discover The Palm Beaches to capture the unique essence of the area.

The recent growth in tourism, particularly within the art sector, has been remarkable, according to Webster. Visit Florida reports a substantial increase in visitors to the state, further bolstering the vibrant art scene in Palm Beach.

Through her art, Webster not only expresses her patriotism but also celebrates the dynamic cultural landscape of Palm Beach.