About Me

Hi, I’m Kendall—an artist and muralist based in Colorado. I create visual work rooted in my connection to nature, time, and place—giving form to the parts of myself I don’t always have words for.

My practice blends large scale painting, environmental study, and emotional storytelling. I’m fascinated by how landscapes hold memory, how water shapes land, and how earth’s processes mirror our own internal shifts. I pull imagery from glaciers, rivers, ocean waves, crevasses, and mountains to create bold, dynamic compositions that feel like they belong wherever they live.

Whether it’s on a 40-foot wall or in a cozy space, my work asks: How do we create meaning through presence?

Guided by the rhythms of nature, I paint what’s felt but not always seen—emotional transformations shaped by the inevitability of change. The work holds space for both grief and possibility, reflecting the tension between what we keep and what we let go. I believe water doesn’t just shape landscapes—it shapes us.

My background is interdisciplinary, grounded in painting, environmental science, immersive installation and philosophical study. I’ve collaborated with cities, nonprofits, institutions, and brands on projects that explore the intersections of climate, art, and community.

If you’ve made it this far—thank you. This work means a lot to me, and it matters even more when it finds people it resonates with. I believe in meaningful art, honest connection, and doing things with purpose. If any of this speaks to you, let’s keep the conversation going.

–K