Piece description from the artist
Inspired by a photo of a young Tony Curtis, Jaime Lee Curtis' father taken early in his career.
The painting is painted on a bed sheet stretched over a salvaged window frame support that came out of a house remodel. It is a free standing painting, which means it could be displayed in the center of a room, set on the ground, as well as hung on the wall. The painting is about 6 inches thick.
You can see a time-lapse of this piece at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWYyyi-DSgw&feature=g-upl&context=G2a05f4fAUAAAAAAAFAA
Kelsey Conner is a Louisiana-based visual artist and muralist whose work explores nature, human experience, color, and story. Raised in Southeast Louisiana, her surroundings and connection to the region continue to influence the subjects, atmosphere, and sense of place within her work.
Working primarily through painting, and large-scale environmental artwork, Kelsey combines recognizable imagery with expressive mark-making, unexpected color, and tactile surfaces. Her subjects range from botanicals and landscapes to figurative work and moments drawn from everyday life. Rather than simply reproducing what she sees, she is interested in finding the personality, memory, humor, and emotion contained within a subject.
At the center of her practice is a desire to create artwork that rewards curiosity. Bold shapes and compositions often establish the work from a distance, while layers of texture, irregular lines, brushwork, and small details invite a second look.
Kelsey studied Fine Arts at the University of New Orleans and earned an Associate degree in Visual Communications from Delgado Community College. She has created original artwork and large-scale murals for residential, commercial, hospitality, and community spaces throughout the Greater New Orleans region.

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