Piece description from the artist
The two spheres represent dueling energies within. Completed by the totality of the spheres, the painting comes to life in the merging and blending of the two opposing energies. Seeping into one another’s space, at times beautifully, at others – discordance. Representing life and how it all makes sense from the finest detail to the grand picture. “Let it be” reminds me to do just that; let it be, trust, be present, live life fully without regret.
Kelly Lynn Kimball is an abstract artist specializing in oil pastels. She uses her hands, instead of brushes, to blend and paint. Originally from Michigan, her inspiration comes mostly from nature, as it was all around her.
Her first solo show was in 2005 in Santa Monica, CA. Since then she has had solo and group shows throughout the Los Angeles metropolitan area including multiple showings in Beverly Hills, Hollywood, Pasadena and at the Downtown Los Angeles Art Walk. Her first large contemporary art commission piece was in 2006 for Douglas Emmett in Westwood, CA. Kelly created a five-piece lobby installation that has since been sold to a private collector. In 2009, Samitaur Constructs and The Point, a restaurant located in the lovely Hayden Tract district of Culver City, commissioned Kelly to create a forty two-foot, eleven-panel chalk-board pastel painting for their grand opening.
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