Tell us about your artwork.
Hello, I’m Kirsty Roberts. I work with Galvanized Hex Mesh Wire. Similar to Chicken Wire, I use a 3/4” Hex Mesh specialty wire that I cut, mold and layer it into stylized animals, insects and statuary. A blend of wire, wood and beadwork help me achieve subtle detail in my pieces and I enjoy the many stages of each design. I continue to be inspired, to challenge myself and enjoy discovering what I can create.
Describe how art is important to society.
To the Artist, it’s an expression, a need to create artwork to show a perspective and let out feeling or a message. To the Admirers, it invokes reaction, feelings and/or captures a time or feeling to remember. Both perspectives equally important for society to flourish.
How would you describe yourself as an artist?
My unique media and style allow me a “quiet voice” in the huge and overwhelming world of Art. I’m humble to share space with so many others that are also inspired to create and share their passion and ability with others.
Has your style changed over time?
My style has developed and evolved over time. I continue to improve and smooth out my skills, and processes, in manipulating the wire mesh. Also working with driftwood, wood and other natural materials helps me get inspired for my next project.
Describe your dream project.
Life-size pieces intrigue me. Fulfilling a group of life-size statuary, would rise to a dream project in my book.
What superpower would you have and why?
The power to control TIME. If I could control TIME, I could use ALL the moments that got wasted, lost, and or focused on the wrong priorities.
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