Kris Knight’s portraits are presented in such a settled and graceful manner, yet underneath the surface of the subjects in question, he is able to portray various feelings of awe and mystery. Who are these characters who candidly stare back at the viewer? Such hidden emotions are portrayed through a muted color palette and calculated brushstrokes, giving the viewer plenty to look at, yet with a feeling of wanting to know more.
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These were/are in Chinatown! Beautiful, haunting portraits and the brushstrokes are insane.
Kris Knight’s work is currently showing at
KMLA
936 Chung King Road, Los Angeles
http://www.katharinemulherin.com
info@katharinemulherin.com
in a show with Michael Caines and Heather Goodchild, titled “The Road Less Traveled”
Here’s the link:
http://www.katharinemulherin.com/
The gallery is open Wed-Sun, 12-6pm