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Kim Winberry

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Kim Winberry - Candles - 10" x 8" - Watercolor

Your Price: $175.00

Kim Winberry - Sumatran Tiger - 24" x 24" - Watercolor

Your Price: $1,250.00

Kim Winberry - Barn - 24" x 15" - Watercolor

Your Price: $350.00

Kim Winberry - Yellow Trees - 22" x 11" - Watercolor - SOLD

Your Price: $250.00

Kim Winberry - The Trio - 20" x 16" - Watercolor

Your Price: $400.00

Kim Winberry - Gardenia - 12" x 12" - Watercolor

Your Price: $500.00

Kim Winberry - Pink Daisy - 9" x 12" - Mixed Media - SOLD

Your Price: $135.00

Kim Winberry - Chameleon - 84" x 96" - Watercolor

Your Price: $11,000.00

Artist Information

Website:	kimwinberry.com
Biography:	I have spent my life surrounded by very artistic and creative people that have influenced, and continue to influence my work. I am a self-taught artist, owing much to my mother, a talented artist in her own right, who has guided my hand from a very early age. I began in sculpture but, after an injury to my hands, have turned to painting. I particularly relish working in watercolor because of the way the paint pigment mixes with the water and absorbs into the paper, it is very cathartic. I strive to capture the soul or spirit and to portray that in the painting through the details, textures and light that my compositions contain.
Statement:	There have been many obstacles for me to deal with during my journey as an artist and as an individual. I, however, look to these obstacles as circumstances that influence my artwork. I have learned how to slow down, to look at beauty in all its many details, to appreciate the texture of a blade of grass, or the bark of a tree, or the color variations in a lizard's skin. I notice the vibrancy of wildflowers, or nuances of light reflected off an animal's fur. Life's demands have forced me to extract as much as possible, the visual stimuli all around me, which others may pass by. I strive to capture the subtle transitions of colors, the uneven textures and the irregularities in the colors and shapes that make my subject matter unique. I like to exaggerate a particular color and make it that much more striking. I find beauty in the most unusual places and I like to share that perspective with others through my paintings. In the end, I am seeking depth and passion. This is what my art affords me, and hopefully, the viewer of my work can experience the depth and passion I strive for.
Exhibitions:	2011 San Diego Artwalk Kim Winberry and Ellie Korn Lakes and Valleys Gallery Lake Hughes, California May 1 - 30, 2010 Wild Things Annemarie Sculpture Gardens Dowell, Maryland August - May 2009 Ladies of the Lakes Lakes the Valleys Art Gallery Lake Hughes, California March 2009 Downtown Art Gallery Los Angeles, California August 2009 James Gray Gallery Bergamot Art Station Santa Monica, California July 2008 2008 San Diego Artwalk, April 2008 Flora, Fauna & Just Plein Air Lakes and Valleys Art Gallery Lake Hughes, California October 2007 2007 San Diego Artwalk, April 2007 22nd Annual Juried Show Lancaster Museum and Art Gallery Lancaster, California January 2007 Mountains, Valleys & Vistas Lakes and Valleys Art Gallery Lake Hughes, California February 2007 Lettin' the Fur Fly... ...and the Flowers Bloom Lakes and Valleys Art Gallery Lake Hughes, California October 2006 2006 San Diego Artwalk, April 2006 21st Annual Juried Show Lancaster Museum and Art Gallery Lancaster, California February 2006 2005 San Diego Artwalk, April 2005