A Lifetime of Seeing Color

For more than five decades, Kiki created textile prints for the fashion industry, developing an instinct for color, rhythm, and composition that now finds its fullest expression on canvas.

Her paintings move between gestural abstraction and figuration, building richly layered surfaces through energetic brushwork, flowing lines, and luminous color. Ballerinas often emerge as emotional anchors, their forms dissolving into movement as bodies become gesture and tutus burst into fields of color.

The result is work that feels both spontaneous and deeply considered—vibrant compositions that celebrate motion, emotion, and the endless possibilities of color.