Kathryn Kaiser | Canadian Figurative Artist

Canadian figurative artist Kathryn Kaiser

I paint what moves me
Kathryn Kaiser

Using light and colour in an impressionistic manner Kathryn paints pieces that are sensitive, intuitive and thought provoking.

Her preferred subject matter is human form, and her prime focus is expressing story.

Kathryn works mainly in oil, but also plays with acrylic and dry media.

Please contact Kathryn here with any questions..

For info on our studio (including classes, exhibits and online shop) see Verity Blue Studio & Gallery site.

There is a collection of informal writing on artists, art, politics and social issues on Kathryn’s Art Blog page here.

Olive trees are a symbol of steadfastness, Palestinian national identity, connection to their land, and a crucial source of income.

Let It Be a Tale is a dedication to Palestinian poet and educator Dr. Refaat Alareer and the children of the Gaza Strip.

The bulk of Kathryn Kaiser’s work thus far has been life drawing and portraiture. This is her life drawing, sketches & dry media portfolio.

Bio of figurative artist Kathryn Kaiser. Through story I try to bridge the space between the tangible and the ephemeral.