The Pepper Building Luxury Apartments — Kari Souders

Bio Exhibits Installations

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Bio Exhibits Installations

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“In the studio”
This is a new Stem Series painting that will be part of a large triptych. As always, I’m building my surfaces through layering and digging until I feel the space has both active and restful flow.

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“In the studio”
This is another large 48” x 60” painting I just completed for my Flow series.
This series is an exploration of the liquid boundary between memory, spirituality, and the physical environment.

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“In the studio”
Hiking through rock formations and spending time in the desert inspired me to expand my Flow series. This work is part of a triptych I will be finishing up in the next few weeks.

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“In the studio”
This is another large 48” x 60” painting I just completed for my Flow series.
This series is an exploration of the liquid boundary between memory, spirituality, and the physical environment.

Please contact m

“In the studio”
I have been gearing up for some shows this summer. This work revolves around nostalgic fantasies and reconstruct the past through a dreamer’s lens.

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“In the studio”
I have been flowing through a group of paintings in my new studio and this is the first one resolved.
It’s a large 48” x 60” painting that goes with my flow series, an exploration of the liquid boundary b

“In the studio”
This painting is from my ongoing Stem Series .
I’m happy to say that Ruth Fine, Former National Gallery of Art curator for four decades chose one of my new pieces for the
Democracy: United We Stand Exhibition at th

“In the studio”
Colored Horizon, New large-scale painting on canvas from my flow series.

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“In the studio”
Large-scale mixed-media painting of collaged and painted textures to explore themes of connection and the singular nature of visual experience. Inspired by fragments of memory. Using paper scraps to find a connection to th