Genevieve Esson has a B.A. in Painting from Webster University, an award winning
artist, her work is collected regionally and internationally. Esson is a painter and mixed
media artist and has completed 15 Public Art Projects. Her main medium is acrylics.
She participates and exhibits her artwork at fairs, festivals, gallery shows, public art,
coffee houses, hospitals, restaurants and LIVE art events. She has an extensive working
artist history. To see her CV please visit her web domain at
http://www.genevieveessonart.com. You may view her portfolio at:
http://www.genevieveesson.artistwebsites.com You can find more information about her public art at
LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/genevieve-esson-art-4453576

Words from the artist: “My artwork is an extension of my inner thought processes and
perceptions of the world around me. I have a very strong desire to convey the beauty
and spirituality of the natural world, painting mainly in acrylics and adding some
mixed media to the work. Using bright colors and energetic line movement I paint with
passion and precision. Each piece is unique and speaks for itself. The subject matter
varies, and it usually tells a story. I want to keep exploring and growing with art,
making the world a better place painting. My inspirations are varied: nature, animals,
music, illuminated manuscripts, beauty, color, trees, dreams, spirituality and art history.
Having to feel connected and passionate when creating, I gather ideas for new artworks
going about my daily life. Sketching it out, recycling ideas from past artworks, it
becomes another project, opening the door for new creativity.”

If you would like a commissioned art piece custom made to your taste, please EMAIL her directly by clicking on the email box saying Send Private Message, second link below my profile photo. If you have any questions feel free to ask.

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