This take on Minted was made by undefined from , a member of Minted's community of independent artists.
About the work
The coast of California is steeped in Native American history. In our region, a range of nine extinct volcano peaks named the Nine Sisters runs in a line from Morro Bay to San Luis Obispo. This was the original home of the Chumash Indians, who made camps at the base of the peaks. This piece is a tribute to the first settlers of my home.
Frame Size
8.4" x 8.4"
Image Size
8" x 8"
Framed Weight
1.1 lbs
Printing
Deluxe Pigment Ink
Hardware
about the artist
byKayla King
Arroyo Grande
Kayla King is an abstract painter living and working in California. With the mountains and sea both at her doorstep, her work is largely influenced by motion: physical landscape, energy, and sound all playing a large role in what is eventually translated to the finished piece. Stories are told in overlapping layers and marks, creating a visual language that seeks to express a moment or memory suspended in time.
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