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Triptych of watercolor pencil and ink mandalas each piece roughly 4" x 4" on illustration watercolor paper. Each part of the triptych is in a mat separated from the other two. Colorful, detailed, each piece inspired by a moment of Seattle contemplation.
Kree’s work has appeared in a variety of media, including on NY Times best-seller “Tiger’s Saga” series, Roseanne Gault’s book on paper-clay, various magazines, and even a European biology student textbook. Most recently her piece "Twitter Revolution in Heaven" was featured on the cover of a new book by scholar and author Sima Shakhsari published by Duke University Press.
Kree co-curated the exhibit “Artful Henna” in 2010 (with artist Jeanie Lewis) which featured henna-inspired art on and off the body from internationally acclaimed body artists; and curated “Tesseract: 4 Artists, 4 Dimensions” in 2015 featuring three other outstanding Seattle artists (Matthew Potter, Lesley Rialto and Jeanie Lewis). She has participated in many group shows in Seattle, in a few solo shows and as featured artist. Kree’s work has been featured in “Elegant” and “Obscurae” online magazines.
Kree is a member of CoCA (Center On Contemporary Art) Seattle and A/NT Gallery in Seattle, Washington. Kree shows in local galleries and hopes to expand opportunities to exhibit and study. Kree has been a CoCA-featured artist presently showing on CoCA's YouTube site.
In an interview on the UW program, “RadioActive” the interviewer stated that Kree’s work is “Magical, mythical, political… otherworldly, a sumptuous feast for the eye… An uncanny ability to combine disparate imagery that addresses current sociopolitical dilemmas through traditional artistic motifs… medieval Iranian angels twittering with their blackberries; or traditional Greek shadow puppets ouzo-bombing the World Bank.”
My artwork frequently incorporates and reflects a lifelong interest in mythology, metaphysics, politics, and history. Some of my paintings are lush expansions of styles I learned in over 20 years as a professional henna artist. I use a healthy dose of whimsy, surreal, fantastical or mythological elements to express intimations of gender, power, human liberation, and ecodystopian themes.
I have been participating in, and occasionally curating, art exhibitions in Seattle since 2010. I am always looking for new places to show my work!
My hope is that the viewer will share some of the elation I feel when under the spell of a provocative creative process.
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