Studio Editions Collection, Soho Fine Art

KIMBERLEY HARRIS
DRAMATIC JUXTAPOSITIONS OF COLOUR AND TEXTURE
One of Kimberley’s earliest memories was her father, a great
lover of Impressionist art, taking to her to a JMW Turner
exhibition at the Tate Gallery in London. It made such an
impression on her, that was it, she was going to paint like this
genius one day! Ten years later Kimberley gained a Diploma in
Art and Design, and her artistic career took off!
“With an emphasis on colour and light and how one affects the
other at different times of the day, Turners artistic inspiration
is never far from my thoughts.”
Kimberley's work embodies a wonderful sense of emotion and
atmosphere. The smooth skies juxtapose with the rich heavy
impasto technique which is employed in the creation of the
floral foreground. The palette knife application of paint adds
drama to each composition, which is further reinforced by
Kimberley’s courageous use of colour. There is an incredible
sense of depth to her work and the composition encourages the
viewer to drift effortlessly through the floral notes, as we head
towards to distant skies of tranquillity in the background.
Kimberley is a highly regarded master of her chosen genre and
has had sell out solo exhibitions in the UK for many years.
Her work is enjoyed worldwide with collectors in
the USA and Australia.
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