Kathryn Ada Gibson
Port Moody, British Columbia
Kathryn’s artwork is about the qualities of light, atmosphere, colour and form, not always a specific place, person or thing. She describes herself as a markmaker, inspired by the challenge to create alternative ways to speak with others.
The light in her work may remind you of a time spent lying on a forest floor watching daylight filtering through autumn leaves. Or, a particular line or form reminiscent of the Rodin sculpture you saw in Paris. It may be the recognition of harmony in a painting that can exist between people within their natural and cultural surroundings.
The light in her work may remind you of a time spent lying on a forest floor watching daylight filtering through autumn leaves. Or, a particular line or form reminiscent of the Rodin sculpture you saw in Paris. It may be the recognition of harmony in a painting that can exist between people within their natural and cultural surroundings.
I am a joyful mark maker inspired by the light of Turner, and the brush strokes of Monet.
“
”