I prefer the folly of enthusiasm to the indifference of wisdom. —Anatole France, 1844-1924 French writer & critic

Kunamokst Mural Mosaic unveiled at the Winter Olympics
A community of artists brought together by a creative group of visionaries has taken the Photo-Mosaic concept to a whole new level. Kirsten created Subtidal Passage (pictured) for an Art-Mosaic—Panel 166. Over 200 artists collaborated to create a stunning 12 foot x 21 foot mural, although artists did not know what the image the final mural would reveal while creating the panels. The mural is comprised of 231, 12 inch x 12 inch original paintings. More about the Kunamokst Mural Project...

Official Unveiling:
2 to 4 p.m., February 13th, 2010 West Vancouver Spirit Square, 2nd Floor, 2121 Marine Drive, West Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Exhibit open: Mon - Thur & Sun 10-5 ; Fri - Sat 10-9

Subtidal Passage prints (pictured above) are available in the Gallery. If you'd like to purchase a print or book of the entire Kunamokst Mural, and find out more about the mural, please visit the Mural Mosaic website—support a new kind of art community!

Sea Kreit (pictured left), part of Kirsten's art series, Undersea Fiji. The image was inspired by a sketch Kirsten originally created underwater as she followed a Fijian sea snake on it's hunt through the nooks and crannies of a coral reef.

Visit the Gallery for more information about the original and prints or find out more about the Undersea Fiji Project ...

Sea Secrets: Tiny Clues to a Big Mystery , illustrated by Kirsten, is featured on the United Nations, Environment Programme website as part of the International Polar Year Resource Library. Download some fun activities and educational posters that go with the book!