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“Faith” 11″x14″ Giclee’

SKU: 000A.

$100.00

You might light to brighten up your wall with this award-winning, fascinating painting, “Faith” which will be ready to hang upon arrival. It’s also available in 12 x16″ and 16×20″  and larger, and 18×24″…(send your request by email).

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Portrait of Karen as young woman by Betty B. Kirshner

Portrait of Karen Kirshner, by Betty B. Kirshner

An early self-portrait of Karen at 16 years.

bbk etching of KAREN at Study copy

Karen Kirshner’s Philosophy About Art:

We absorb so much “gunk” in our communications and troubles when life seems to be headed out of our control, and the best way to cleanse oneself is with a ritual of drawing and painting. and writing. Art is easiest for me; it flows from emotion and spirit and takes shape from intrinsic importance to physical reality. From nothingness comes something to share. I do art because I have to do it. It is a passion. There is no vice alert attached to the art that I create. It’s legal and fantastical. I observe, integrate, filter and interpret elements of this world, based on my personal makeup, and from it emerges my paintings and drawings and writing. Each creation contains particles of my soul. Each picture I create has been filled with the imaginative fairy dust of soul, - my soul. I do not try to recreate what is already perfect. I do not aspire to be a super realist, nor even a realist. I intuitively interpret what I encounter in nature and in people, and provide my own unique perspective. Although I can recreate realistically, it offers no challenge. I need to express myself, not to copy what is already present. I leave recreation of perfection to photographers, and those who strive to achieve the perfect copy. I prefer a unique approach and inevitable abstraction. I see geometric and other forms and shapes in everything, why should I redirect my attention and deny its visibility? © Karen Kirshner, 2014.

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