Katherine Mitchell

Atlanta, Georgia, USA

  • Quercus Alba, II

    mixed media and chine collé on paper 56 x 56 cm 22 x 22 in 2013

  • Quercus Alba, 1

    mixed media and chine collé on paper 51 x 51 cm 20 x 20 in 2013

  • Three Leaves

    mixed media on paper 104 x 74 cm 41 x 29 in 2013

  • The Serpentine Stream

    acrylic and chine collé on paper 76 x 56 cm 30 x 22 in 2013

  • The House of Mrs. Gray Nichols

    acrylic and chine collé on canvas covered panel 147 x 147 cm 58 x 58 in 2011

  • Study

    acrylic and graphite on paper 84 x 162.5 cm 33 x 64 in 2011

  • The Artist's House

    acrylic and graphite on canvas panel 147 x 147 cm 58 x 58 in 2011

  • House of Dream Memory

    acrylic and graphite on canvas panel 147 x 147 cm 58 x 58 in 2010

  • The First Adult Home

    mixed media and chine collé on paper 76 x 56 cm 30 x 22 in 2010

  • The Berlin Studio

    acrylic, graphite and chine collé on paper 76 x 56 cm 30 x 22 in 2010

  • Drawing for a Poet

    gouache, ink and chine collé on paper 52 x 43 cm 20.5 x 16.75 in 2007

  • Weaving III

    acrylic, chine collé and graphite on canvas 183 x 122 cm 72 x 48 in 2006

  • Weaving I

    acrylic, chine collé and graphite on canvas 183 x 122 cm 72 x 48 in 2006

  • Umleitung, IV

    gouache, graphite and chine collé on paper 56 x 76 cm 22 x 30 in 2005

  • Umleitung, III

    gouache, graphite and chine collé on paper 56 x 76 cm 22 x 30 in 2005

  • Labyrinth for Durnstein, II

    gouache and chine collé on paper 60 x 53 cm 23.5 x 21 in 2005

  • Ink Drawing (with tea), IX

    ink, gouache and tea on paper 74 x 55 cm 29 x 21.5 in 2005

  • Sacred Stairs I

    acrylic and graphite on canvas 132 x 99 cm 52 x 39 in 2002

For many years I have been drawn to geometry, repetition and the overlaying of patterns, by which new patterns are created. Often my work has reflected my interest in architecture. The act of mark-making, including writing, and my relationship to the materials used, have also  been important concerns.

These new works explore the ways in which houses in which we have lived in our early lives influence our dreams, daydreams, creativity and art. These houses also represent an additional geometry imposed between the geometric structure of the underlying painting and the geometric patterning of concentric circles and radii.

contact & information

more information about the artist
www.katherinemitchellart.com

email Katherine Mitchell
katherine@katherinemitchellart.com 

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