Alpine lakes may be my favorite hiking destinations. When I lived in Boulder, I loved all the lake hikes in the Rocky Mountain National Park but especially in the Indian Peaks Wilderness which was much closer to the canyon where I used to live.
These bunnies are part of my Animals of the San Luis Valley Sculpture Series – Doodle Style Project. The gist of the project is to create sculptures off of rough sketches, not polished drawings. I wanted to see kid like drawings of animals scattered through out this High Dessert Valley. Why? I like to think ...
This is the view is what I get to enjoy everyday on my evening walks. I particularly love the imagery when the mountains have a bright, white snow-pack that is illuminated with the setting sun.
I created “Reflection of Inner Self” to represents the inhabitant’s many layers. This house has numerous windows on various levels for the dweller to gaze out at the surrounding world from different perspectives and for outsiders to get a tiny glimpse into their neighbor’s inner being.
Sangres at Dusk, a stained glass mosaic, 29″x26″, 2019 Available for Sale: Kasia’s Online Art Shop This is my latest landscape depicting the Sangre De Cristo Mountains, an unbelievable backdrop in the high dessert valley where I live in Southern Colorado I see these every where I go as they loom above me, with peaks over 14,000 and 13,000ft. ...
You may or may not know that my partner Kyle, our little partner-in-crime Ethan and I are building a Sculpture Park in Southern Colorado. We installed the first set of sculptures this past December – this was very exciting as you can see! People who know me closely, know that I love bears. In general, ...
This landscape is inspired by an amazing backpacking trip in the Maroon Bells Wilderness back in 2013. The Four Pass Loop starts and finishes at this location. It is incredible! You know if you’ve been here.
My art and life partner Kyle Cunniff are embarking on our most ambitious art collaboration yet – a 40 acre sculpture park in close proximity to the Great Sand Dunes National Park near where we currently live and create our art. This latest project will combine all of our talents, passions and push our imagination ...
This bear is s a metaphor that shows the reality and the danger of forest fires which the Mountain West faces every summer. The wildlife lives in that fragile landscape and has to find their way out when they are faced with the flames and the smoke of their habitat burning away.
Trouvaille has been accepted into the 2018 Alamosa Artscape Public Art Program. It will be installed in the beginning of September and will be on display for a year. Trouvaille, a stained glass mosaic sculpture, 84″ x 22″, 2018 Going back to childhood, many people may recall the excitement of finding a feather on the ...