Kellsie Moore
Kellsie Moore
Interdisciplinary artist creating primarily abstract acrylic paintings with an emphasis on texture and movement. Each piece expresses an emotion or experience, revealing something different each time it is viewed.
Selected Works
A focused edit of current and archival works. Full collection pages include additional paintings from each body of work.
Meaning behind the work
Becoming Home is a neutral, tactile body of work focused primarily on raw linen or canvas, with charcoal, earth tones, erosion, texture, and wabi-sabi presence. The series considers how the places we pass through become internal landscapes with memory, belonging, loss, adaptation, and the continuous creation of self.
More works from this series will be released and shared at the September exhibition.
About this body of work
Earlier and ongoing abstract works rooted in atmosphere, interior space, material contrast, movement, and emotional landscape.
Figures and residency work
Figurative, landscape, floral, and Van Gogh-inspired works that move through gesture, visible brushwork, atmosphere, and emotion. This archive includes figure studies, bird and floral works, imagined landscapes, and residency-influenced paintings.
Figures and Studies
Residency and Van Gogh-Inspired Works
Kellsie Moore is an interdisciplinary artist whose primarily abstract paintings explore belonging, memory, and the continuous creation of self.
Moore holds a B.A. in Anthropology with a minor in Visual Arts from the University of Northern Colorado, where she graduated with President's Leadership Honors.
She previously served as an Artist-in-Residence for the internationally touring Immersive Van Gogh exhibition and currently lives and works in Colorado.
Commissions, speaking, and teaching
Moore accepts select commissions for private collectors, interior designers, hospitality spaces, and site-responsive environments.
She is also available for guest speaking, teaching, live painting, and conversation-based art experiences.