Kirsty Black is an abstract artist hailing from Auckland, New Zealand, where she orchestrates vibrant spectacles of color on canvas. Her art is a dynamic journey through hues, often infused with a playful twist that invites viewers into a world of cheerful exploration. Utilizing freeform brushstrokes, Kirsty imbues her creations with a sense of escapade and joyful abandon, as if dancing across the canvas in exuberant strokes.

One of the defining elements of Kirsty’s work is her intriguing titles, which add an additional layer of depth and interpretation to her abstract compositions. These titles, seemingly upbeat yet open to personal interpretation, enhance the allure of her artistic expressions.

Kirsty Black has achieved recognition as a finalist in several prestigious art awards, including The Walker & Hall Waiheke Art Award, The Parkin Drawing Award, and the Molly Morpeth Canaday Award. Her contribution to the arts is further underscored by her inclusion in The James Wallace Arts Trust collection.

Kirsty continues to captivate audiences with her bold and spirited approach to abstract art, establishing herself as a prominent figure in the contemporary art scene of New Zealand.