STATEMENT

My work is a fusion of artistic styles and mediums, absorbing and reworking such diverse sources as abstract expressionism and ready-mades. The multiple sources are assimilated into a visual language of painting/assemblage where the 'ready-made' electrical circuit boards are embedded in the abstract and neo-expressionist painting. I am blurring boundaries between two dimensional and three dimensional form while marrying the organic to the inorganic. My exuberant palette and reflective materials are integrally tied to my content about optimism, technology and our symbiotic and co-dependent future. The circuit boards symbolically ignite ecstatic color fields of paint.

Kiki Kaye

Kiki Kaye

Bio

KiKi Kaye is a German artist who was born in Shanghai, China. She has lived, worked and exhibited in many places, including Monte Carlo, Monaco; Düsseldorf, Germany; Scottsdale, Arizona and extensively in Mexico. She studied at the Art Instruction School of Minneapolis and has been mentored by artists such as Jim Strong, Lu Bellamak USA, Theresa Pasini France, Ernest Bruzek in Austria and many others. Her work has been shown in numerous publications including International Contemporary Masters of 2009 and the Artist Advocate where she was selected for the cover of the winter edition 2009. Kaye has exhibited internationally in such galleries as Galleria Rocher, France; Galleria d’Art Monte Carlo, Monaco; L’exposition International de Genes in Switzerland (where she was awarded the blue ribbon) and Gallery Fernando Pessoa, Florida. She has had Solo Shows at the Cultural Center of Ajijic and Quadro Galleria in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Most recently Kaye has exhibited her work the international Arrival and Departure at New York’s JFK Airport and at Ceres Gallery in New York. Aside from Ceres Gallery, her work can be found at Galleria Dante in Puerto Vallarta and at Art Bridge (www.arTbridge.com) that is affliated with Hay Hill Gallery, London. She currently lives and works in Ajijic, Mexico.

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