The Many Faces of Women

February 6, 2016 by Katlin Kirker

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About Katlin

Katlin Kirker’s creative imagery was inspired by the ever-changing seasonal colors and textures of Vermont, where she was raised as a young child on a dairy farm. Her family later moved to Northern New Jersey, where Katlin attended Ridgewood School of Art and Design, followed by a move to New York City where she studied at Parsons School of Design.

Legendary, Masterful & Rare

While traveling through Europe and studying Art History, I became enthralled with historical portrait paintings. At museums, I found myself merely glancing at the depictions of landscapes and religious and historic events, while being drawn, with laser-like focus, to the portraits of figures in history. I couldn’t get enough of them.

The Many Faces of Women

Katlin Kirker’s collection, “The Many Faces of Women,” allows the observer to see inside the soul of a woman. Her gift is to tap into and express to you what lies behind the societal masks of today’s modern women. With her bold graphics and brilliant tones, she conveys the drama that captures the archetypal journey that we travel on our way to becoming whole.

Gala Fundraising Event

Katlin teams up with Edgemar Center for the Arts for a Gala Fundraiser on February 18, 2018. Click here for more information.

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