Kathy Moridi
Tuscini
So Ho Street
15 x 19
Oil on Board
15 x 19
Oil on Board
Three Horses
Friends
Picnic
Kiss
Oreo
Samurai's Passion
30 x 24
Oil on Canvas
30 x 24
Oil on Canvas
17 Mile Dr
15 x 19
Oil on Board
15 x 19
Oil on Board
Summer Steps
24 x 18
Mixed Media
24 x 18
Mixed Media
Thoughts of a Dream
24 x 20
Oil on Canvas
24 x 20
Oil on Canvas
About the Artist:
Kathy Moridi is mostly interested to reflect the feeling and emotions to her work and make art more as a personal inquiry.
She believes each piece of art is a pathway for the artist and viewers to discover a new journey together.
Although she studied computer science and practiced science and software engineering, painting ultimately became her overpowering passion. She discovered her interest in art at the age of 10 through the encouragement of her art teacher.
This interest stayed with her throughout her life, but she got serious about it once she met her inspired art teacher, McNeil Sargent. She works with Oil, Acrylic, and Collage.
Artist’s Statement:
Color, line, shape, music, and emotions are my foremost source of inspiration. I reflect those on my canvas the way I feel them, and I leave my paintings open to interpretation by the viewer, and I hope they will have fun looking at them as much as I'm having fun when I make them!
Kathy.moridi@gmail.com
Kathy Moridi is mostly interested to reflect the feeling and emotions to her work and make art more as a personal inquiry.
She believes each piece of art is a pathway for the artist and viewers to discover a new journey together.
Although she studied computer science and practiced science and software engineering, painting ultimately became her overpowering passion. She discovered her interest in art at the age of 10 through the encouragement of her art teacher.
This interest stayed with her throughout her life, but she got serious about it once she met her inspired art teacher, McNeil Sargent. She works with Oil, Acrylic, and Collage.
Artist’s Statement:
Color, line, shape, music, and emotions are my foremost source of inspiration. I reflect those on my canvas the way I feel them, and I leave my paintings open to interpretation by the viewer, and I hope they will have fun looking at them as much as I'm having fun when I make them!
Kathy.moridi@gmail.com
