“Art is not what you see, but what you make others see.” — Edgar Degas Whether you’re a long-time art lover or just starting to explore what vibrant pieces can do for your environment, living with colorful artwork brings visual excitement and emotional warmth into everyday life. Each piece of abstract art is designed to evoke an emotional resonance as much as a visual experience. “Art is not what you see, but what you make others see.” — Edgar Degas How to Choose and Display Colorful Art Abstract art emphasizes forms, colors, and shapes that don't always correspond to reality, allowing for a wide range of interpretations and evoking various emotions and ideas. It challenges traditional perceptions and invites viewers to connect with the artwork on a deeper, personal level. Colorful abstract artwork can instantly change the mood of a room. When you include colorful pieces in your home, you invite energy and emotion into your space—sometimes even sparking meaningful...
Wether she is painting in a sun-warmed studio in the Mojave Desert, where sweeping skies meet silent, meditative space, or in a Pacific NW Caboose nestled in the forrest of 100 year old oak trees, Kimberlee Jaynes is crafting more than art—she is building an emotional experience, one color field at a time. With an eye for vibrancy, a heart for harmony, and a mind that marries creativity with emotion, Kimberlee has emerged as a thoughtful force in the world of modern abstract art. Mojave Desert Studio A Journey Fueled by Color and Curiosity Kimberlee’s work isn’t just about aesthetic pleasure—it’s about tapping into something deeper. Her pieces pulse with energy, grounding and awakening the viewer in equal measure. But behind the bold compositions lies a journey marked by exploration, refin...