K Lenore Siner

I work with wax because it contributes a wonderful luminosity that I find aesthetically pleasing. The medium also shows action and no pour can be recreated, it makes my hand and time and humanity obvious in the final product which is something I find valuable in our world of the mass produced image.

Thematically, in both art and life, I am looking for the place where archetype meets identity.

K Lenore Siner is a self taught painter with formal training in 3D Fine Art from the Massachusetts College of Art. Her current body of work is a combination of wax, oil paint and china markers on glass substrates, most often old wooden framed windows.

Siner has showed nationally, including the Sylvia White Gallery in Ventura, CA, Narrows Center for the Arts in Fall River, MA and AS220 in Providence, RI. She is director of Peregrine Gallery in Providence, RI and currently lives and works in the AS220 artist Mercantile Building.