Kimberley Harris
Capturing Countryside Beauty with Impressionist Flair
Kimberley Harris’s artistic journey was profoundly influenced by a childhood memory of visiting a JMW Turner exhibition at the Tate Gallery with her father, a passionate admirer of impressionist art. This early exposure ignited Kimberley’s ambition to emulate Turner’s mastery. In 2005, she achieved a significant milestone by earning a Diploma in Art and Design.
Artistic Journey
Kimberley’s passion for painting experienced a resurgence in 2014 when she encountered a renowned artist who introduced her to the techniques of oil painting and palette knife work. This pivotal moment allowed her to develop a distinctive style that harmoniously blends the essence of impressionism with contemporary elements.
Style and Techniques
Kimberley’s artwork is characterised by her signature approach to capturing the natural beauty of the countryside. Her paintings emphasise the interplay of colour and light, reflecting how these elements shift throughout the day. The layering and blending techniques she employs with a palette knife are central to achieving the desired tone, texture, and luminosity in her pieces. Inspired by JMW Turner, Kimberley’s work often evokes a sense of timeless beauty and atmospheric depth.
Inspiration and Influences
Turner’s impressionist legacy profoundly influences Kimberley Harris’s artistic vision. Her work focuses on portraying the serene and picturesque landscapes of the countryside, inspired by the interplay of light and colour that Turner so masterfully captured. Kimberley’s style is a tribute to Turner’s influence while embracing her own unique interpretation of natural beauty.
Achievements
Kimberley Harris has successfully exhibited her work across the UK and internationally, with her paintings finding homes in the USA and Australia. Her growing reputation as an artist reflects her commitment to her craft and her ability to resonate with a global audience.
Discover Kimberley Harris Art
To view Kimberley Harris’s latest paintings, explore her countryside-inspired creations, or learn more about her artistic process, continue online at watergate.art
