Kim Hill-Goddette
Professional Artist
Kim Hill-Goddette is a visual artist specializing in acrylic abstract paintings. Goddette was born in Wood County, Ohio and grew up in Adrian, Michigan. Goddette's works are most closely associated with Expressionism and Modern art, yet originally influenced by nature and the farm country of her youth. Goddette studied art in high school, through various independent studies and obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree from Siena Heights University.
Goddette has exhibited and sold her works at various venues such as the Adrian Center for Creative Development, Croswell Opera House Gallery, Affirmations Pittmann-Puckett Gallery and Just-4-Us Gallery. Typically referred to by collectors as "joyful colors", the attention to color interactions in her work creates interesting compositions which engage the viewer to look, examine, and "enjoy".
Goddette was named "Central Florida Artist of the Week" the third week of September 2018, by Ed Herbst, President of the Associates of the Orlando Museum of Art.
"I use a seemingly chaotic whirling effect in my work", said Goddette. "I enjoy moving the viewers eye around my paintings with this technique. I welcome the energy and emotions my work seems to stir in the viewer from calm to focused energy."
"Vortex of energy" and an "apex form", are words collectors seem to use to describe her engaging representation of landscapes, seascapes, and spacescapes. Her work reflects a unique appreciation for the combinations of nature and space, using sensitivity to color, movement, and texture to create dynamic compositions.
Additionally, she has pioneered her own method of "fluid pour" technique which results in interesting colors, cell forms, and striations.
Typically viewers come to various interpretations of her work and as such she, in many instances prefers to leave the works untitled.
Goddette, has studied the work of Wassily Kandinsky, for the lyrical and linear qualities, and Gerhard Richert for the color combinations, patterns, and texture.
Today, Goddette is expanding her gallery representation across America.
Professional Artist
Kim Hill-Goddette is a visual artist specializing in acrylic abstract paintings. Goddette was born in Wood County, Ohio and grew up in Adrian, Michigan. Goddette's works are most closely associated with Expressionism and Modern art, yet originally influenced by nature and the farm country of her youth. Goddette studied art in high school, through various independent studies and obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree from Siena Heights University.
Goddette has exhibited and sold her works at various venues such as the Adrian Center for Creative Development, Croswell Opera House Gallery, Affirmations Pittmann-Puckett Gallery and Just-4-Us Gallery. Typically referred to by collectors as "joyful colors", the attention to color interactions in her work creates interesting compositions which engage the viewer to look, examine, and "enjoy".
Goddette was named "Central Florida Artist of the Week" the third week of September 2018, by Ed Herbst, President of the Associates of the Orlando Museum of Art.
"I use a seemingly chaotic whirling effect in my work", said Goddette. "I enjoy moving the viewers eye around my paintings with this technique. I welcome the energy and emotions my work seems to stir in the viewer from calm to focused energy."
"Vortex of energy" and an "apex form", are words collectors seem to use to describe her engaging representation of landscapes, seascapes, and spacescapes. Her work reflects a unique appreciation for the combinations of nature and space, using sensitivity to color, movement, and texture to create dynamic compositions.
Additionally, she has pioneered her own method of "fluid pour" technique which results in interesting colors, cell forms, and striations.
Typically viewers come to various interpretations of her work and as such she, in many instances prefers to leave the works untitled.
Goddette, has studied the work of Wassily Kandinsky, for the lyrical and linear qualities, and Gerhard Richert for the color combinations, patterns, and texture.
Today, Goddette is expanding her gallery representation across America.
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Nefertiti Awakens
Painting: Acrylic on Canvas This is a predominantly blue and orange painting. This is an original work. Height 48" x Width 24" x Depth 2" Year Produced: 2018 Inventory ID KH_0068 Status: All Galleries Price: $1,900.00 
Narrative: The blue and orange colors are symbolic of birth, rebirth, reawakening, sun, and water. In analyzing the painting, there is a head and face, perhaps wearing a pharaoh's headdress. Nefertiti did rule as pharaoh. She is symbolic of feminine and masculine embodiment and reawakening to her strengths. The design elements are aesthetically pleasing and move the viewer's eyes around the painting and feel the energy. She is lifting her head up and about to look you in the eye. Label
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Nefertiti Awakens
- By Kim Hill Goddette
Painting: Acrylic on Canvas This is a predominantly blue and orange painting. This is an original work. Height 48" x Width 24" x Depth 2" Year Produced: 2018 Inventory ID KH_0068 Price: $1,900.00 The blue and orange colors are symbolic of birth, rebirth, reawakening, sun, and water. In analyzing the painting, there is a head and face, perhaps wearing a pharaoh's headdress. Nefertiti did rule as pharaoh. She is symbolic of feminine and masculine embodiment and reawakening to her strengths. The design elements are aesthetically pleasing and move the viewer's eyes around the painting and feel the energy. She is lifting her head up and about to look you in the eye. |
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