Kimberly Dickinson is a self-taught multi-genre artist, fine art photographer, and jewelry designer born and raised in the colorful and culturally diverse city of Miami Beach, now living in the beautiful state of Colorado.
An intuitive expressionist, she traverses the world of art, photography, and design with an unlimited palette and a spirit of openness. She finds inspiration in nature, philosophy, psychology, science, mathematics, literature, folklore and mythology, and in the cultural zeitgeist of the world at large.
As a painter and mixed media artist, she works across multiple genres. Her abstract works emerge intuitively, carrying visual rhythm and the resonance of emotion. Her background as a musician informs this sense of rhythm, giving her paintings a cadence and flow that echo musical structure. Through abstraction she explores inner feeling, movement, memory, gesture, and composition, translating them into dynamic relationships of color and form. Abstraction becomes a space that accommodates many voices within her work: from bold graphic clarity to layered textures, from emotive depths to raw, unfiltered expression. Her practice moves fluidly between expressive Art Brut works, textured collages and mixed media works, and geometric or pattern-based abstractions, while also embracing fluid acrylics, evocative oceanscapes, landscapes, and figurative pieces. Much of her work develops in series, each with its own distinct visual language, reflecting her commitment to experimentation, play, and the layered possibilities of mixed media.
Preferring independence over the traditional gallery route, she has carved her own path as an artist, though past art exhibitions include a group show at Marziart Internationale Gallery in Hamburg and a number of private exhibitions in South Florida and Colorado.
As a fine art photographer, she works across a wide range of genres, including abstract studies of geometric and surreal forms, architectural details, cityscapes, conceptual photography, infrared (both black-and-white and colorized), urban decay, macro, and nature-based landscapes. Among these, landscape photography remains her greatest passion, and she has built an extensive body of work in this area. She often experiments with post-processing and alternative techniques to transform her images into surreal, dreamlike scenes. Her photographs have been featured on MTV, HGTV, and in the book "Weird Colorado".
Her goal as an artist and photographer is to translate frequency into form, and to share the beauty and magic in the world while exploring the timeless interplay of darkness and light, shadow and radiance.
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