Kate Hessling Art

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A breath of fresh air

Electric Rave

Vibrant colours, dynamic movement, and sweeping brush strokes resulting in a vivid abstract representation that made me think of river channels or a delta. This is a bold statement piece that will enliven any space in your home.

The artwork is on deep gallery wrapped canvas, unframed, and with wire and d-rings ready to hang. The painting continues over the sides so framing is not specifically required. Images showing framing are indicative only. It has the artist's name on the front, is signed and stamped on the back, and comes with a signed Certificate of Authenticity (COA).

Abstract Rhythms - River Channels

This artwork is a fairly typical one of my abstract expressionist works.   As with many of my artworks there was no specific intention in mind other than a choice of colours and style.   The end result gave me the impression of flowers and made me think of yellow roses. 

The artwork is on deep gallery wrapped canvas, unframed, and with wire and d-rings ready to hang.  The painting continues over the sides so framing is not specifically required.  Images showing framing are indicative only.  It has the artist's name on the front, is signed and stamped on the back, and comes with a signed Certificate of Authenticity (COA).

Yellow Roses

Abstract Rhythms Night Moves

Summer Burn

Frozen2

Frozen1

Acrylic on deep gallery wrapped canvas.
Unframed.

Flux

Red Sky at Night

Patchwork

Green Community

Through the Ice #1

Rural Farm (deconstructed)

My usual approach to my artwork is to re-imagine the world around me and try to capture this on canvas through the use of colours, shapes, patterns, brushstrokes and marks.

“Suburban Deconstruction” explores the fragmented reality of suburban life through an abstract lens. This painting breaks down the structured order of neighborhoods, transforming houses and lawns into a series of overlapping shapes and muted colors. The geometric yet haphazard placement of these elements creates a sense of organized chaos, capturing both the complexity and monotony of suburban existence.

This artwork is unframed, has wire and d-rings ready to hang, has the artist's name on the front, and is signed and stamped on the back.

Suburban Deconstruction

Intersection.
Acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas.
I chose this title because it was the first thing that came to mind when I viewed the completed work.  However, I feel that naming expressionist works tends to predispose the viewer to a certain mindset.  I would much prefer that people interpret an artwork based on their on perspective and whatever feelings or thoughts it may generate for them.

Intersection

Eden.
Acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas.

Eden

Lush #1 (framed)
Acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas.
Framed in natural wood.

Lush1 (framed)

Lush #2 (framed)
Acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas.
Framed in natural wood.

Lush2 (framed)

Splash #2 (framed)
Acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas.
Framed in natural wood.

Splash #2 (framed)

Splash #1 (framed)
Acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas.
Framed in natural wood.

Splash #1 (framed)

Burst #2 (framed)
Acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas.
Framed in natural wood.

Burst #2 (framed)

The Cave

white

yellow

orange

purple

dark blue

green

light blue

brown

black

Acrylic

Aquatint

Canvas

Chalk

Charcoal

Clay

Concrete

Embroidery

Graphite

Gold

Mixed Media

Metal

Oil Paint

Paper

Pastels

Pencil

Pigment

Resin

Tempera

Textile

Watercolor

Collage

Other

Film

Digital

Ceramic

Wire

Wood

Yarn

Stone

Porcelain

Marble

Glass

Plastic

Design

Drawing

Engraving

Etching

Linocut

Lithography

Painting

Prints

Screen Print

Text

Work on paper

Photography

3D Print

Performance

Sculpture

Landscape

Portrait

Very large

Large

Medium

Small

Very Small

Tropical Days

Dreamscapes

Night in the Forest

Emergence

Sunstruck

2 lamps over 3 plants