“Kimberly Trowbridge is a hurricane—a perfect storm of unstoppable energy with a zen core. Armed with an exhaustive foundation in art history and academic painting, she’s followed in the steps of old master painters for years, rendering recumbent nudes in the midst of spectacular, pastoral landscapes. Her ability to paint like Poussin is merely a springboard, however, for more psychologically and spiritually-motivated work…”

With this exclusive interview from Stefano Catalani, we are offered a deeper glimpse into Kimberly Trowbridge’s atelier, her study, and what drives her.

Interview with ArtZone, Seattle Channel

Kimberly Trowbridge sits down with Art Zone Host Nancy Guppy for a chat about her current work and taking the power of color to the masses.

Interview with the Seattle Times

“In an increasingly expensive Seattle, artist residencies provide much-needed space and support”

“Painter Kimberly Trowbridge, who was a resident for three weeks in 2018, says, “As an artist who gains such integral inspiration and knowledge from direct observation of nature, being at Bloedel Reserve was like living inside a color/form laboratory. Each day I did multiple, painted studies out in the gardens, and then brought those studies back to the house where I began combining and developing them into larger pieces. This constant cycle and flow of gathering ‘data’ on-sight and reformulating my ideas while actually living inside the garden was a creative and mystical experience.”