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I am Lindsey Kiser, an exhibiting nature artist living in northern Kentucky across the river from Cincinnati and just down the road from Big Bone Lick Historic Site, the source of the fossils that inspired President Thomas Jefferson to send Lewis and Clark on their great expedition that opened the west. Like Jefferson, I draw inspiration from found natural objects, such as birds’ nests and acorns. Only instead of sending out scientists and adventurers on a quest across the continental divide, I cradle my found natural objects in man-made, highly reflective goblets and vases, photograph my compositions hundreds of times, paint from my photographs, and then exhibit each new series of artwork for you to purchase and treasure. It is my hope that my artwork brings you as much wonder and connection to the land as it does me.

Vakgebieden

fine art paintings; illustration in watercolor or pen and ink; fine art scratchboard; site-specific art installations made on panels of clay with developed surfaces of natural pigments, ink, and gold leaf

Professionele connecties

International Society of Scratchboard Artists