Artsy on Escape Into Life: Kirsten Stolle

Posted on November 20, 2012

Completely in awe of these quiet, seemingly simple drawings by Asheville artist Kirsten Stolle. These unassuming little works deal in abstract ways with big issues such as climate change and genetic modification. I’m featuring Kirsten’s work in my Artist Watch over on Escape Into Life today– see it here!

BAF 18, gouache, ink, graphite and collage on paper, 10×13

Kirsten Stolle on Escape Into Life

Lesley

Painter, art and artist consultant, traveler, discoverer-- Lesley Frenz blogs and paints her way throughout the West Coast and Northwest, sharing the work she finds significant and meaningful. All while highly caffeinated.

Richard Guest

November 20, 2012 at 2:01 PM

Captivating work!

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