Kati Sollecito
Madonna Mia, oil paint on canvas, 10x10 inches ©2021
Paranoia, oil pastel on illustration board, 30x20 inches ©2021
Pisces Sun, Cancer Moon, gouache on paper, 8x11 inches ©2021
Shame, gouache on paper, 11x8 inches ©2021
Turning Teal, oil pastel on paper, 10x8 inches ©2022
Eyes in Color, acrylic paint on canvas board, 18x24 inches ©2021
River from School, gouache on illustration board, gilded frame, 20x23 inches © 2022
Tooth tree, oil paint on canvas, 20x18 inches ©2022
Sunday morning, oil paint on canvas, 18x20 inches ©2022
Color, framed, acrylic paint on canvas, gilded frame, 15x10 inches ©2022
My Bed, gouache on illustration board, 20x30inches ©2022
Bloom at Night, gouache on paper, 8x11 inches ©2021
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My art serves to communicate the unknown, whether it be the innermost fears controlled by my obsessive compulsive disorder, or the trees formed from my imagination. Trees are resilient, they choose their destination and make it their own, they can vary widely from a humble height to seemingly miles tall. I feel so lucky to live in such a beautifully forested area with so many spectacular sights. I hope to capture this wonder in my landscapes and portraits of trees.