Karli Henneman is a Los Angeles based artist exploring abstraction through a minimalist vocabulary of hard-edge lines, serene tonal shifts, and the interplay of positive and negative shapes.
Her use of crisp lines and uniform brush strokes offer a meditative perceptual experience as the eye moves. Through a precise interplay of ambiguous forms, shadow and light dance to create a symbiotic resolve on raw surface. Using a muted color palette grounded by contrasting shapes, she creates works of equal opposition and volume.
“Painting is a creative exercise that allows me to be fully present. It’s an emotional journey of problem solving and mindfulness coinciding in harmony. It imbues a sense of tranquility and creative growth. I create art that I want to live with.”
She began her Fine Art education at Parsons The New School for Design in Paris and transferred her studies to New York City.
