The Artist Kirstin McCoy
Kirstin McCoy is a leading International Contemporary Artist. Her Art is often featured at the famous Saatchi Art Gallery and in many publications including Vogue Magazine, Aesthetica, Riveria Woman, Singulart Magazine, ACS Art Magazine, Art In Many Forms, Living Sense Korea and World of Art Russia...
Kirstin McCoy's art is about capturing the essence, spirit, and energy of the world around her. It’s as much about the invisible as the visible.
Many of her paintings are based on drawings done on site in the countryside or in the towns etc. Kirstin also paints 'en plein air' as well as in the Studio.
Kirstin's art is influenced by French Impressionists, Expressionists and Fauvists - such as Van Gogh, Dufy, Cezanne, Matisse, Derain etc. as well as other artists such as Hopper and Hockney.
Some of her paintings are distinguished by an energetic and extremely vigorous and free treatment of often thickly applied paint using both brushes and palette knives. Like the Artists that inspire her, she is also very interested in the expressive power of colour. In some of her recent work she explores a more abstract and minimalistic approach.
Kirstin studied at the National College of Art, Dun Laoghaire College of Art Dublin Ireland and Rhodec International UK. She has qualifications in Fine Art as well as a Professional Interior Design Diploma. She exhibits nationally and internationally including with the well known Saatchi Art Gallery.
Her art is featured in collections worldwide including in France, Ireland, UK, USA, Canada, Australia, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Cyprus, Greece, Spain, Belgium, Sweden, Netherlands, Austria, Poland, Russia, UAE, Pakistan, South Korea, Puerto Rico, Qatar, Japan, India, Taiwan and Hong Kong, China.
Kirstin has also done art and interior design work for many well known venues including Lilly's Bordello Nightclub, Fitzsimons Temple Bar, Bruxelles Dublin and the Boyne Valley Hotel in Ireland, to name but a few!
Many of her paintings are based on drawings done on site in the countryside or in the towns etc. Kirstin also paints 'en plein air' as well as in the Studio.
Kirstin's art is influenced by French Impressionists, Expressionists and Fauvists - such as Van Gogh, Dufy, Cezanne, Matisse, Derain etc. as well as other artists such as Hopper and Hockney.
Some of her paintings are distinguished by an energetic and extremely vigorous and free treatment of often thickly applied paint using both brushes and palette knives. Like the Artists that inspire her, she is also very interested in the expressive power of colour. In some of her recent work she explores a more abstract and minimalistic approach.
Kirstin studied at the National College of Art, Dun Laoghaire College of Art Dublin Ireland and Rhodec International UK. She has qualifications in Fine Art as well as a Professional Interior Design Diploma. She exhibits nationally and internationally including with the well known Saatchi Art Gallery.
Her art is featured in collections worldwide including in France, Ireland, UK, USA, Canada, Australia, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Cyprus, Greece, Spain, Belgium, Sweden, Netherlands, Austria, Poland, Russia, UAE, Pakistan, South Korea, Puerto Rico, Qatar, Japan, India, Taiwan and Hong Kong, China.
Kirstin has also done art and interior design work for many well known venues including Lilly's Bordello Nightclub, Fitzsimons Temple Bar, Bruxelles Dublin and the Boyne Valley Hotel in Ireland, to name but a few!
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A Global Audience...
Kirstin McCoy's artistry has captivated a global audience, garnering praise from art collectors and enthusiasts worldwide. Her paintings have found homes across continents, homes across continents from Europe to Asia, and the Americas to Australia.
Collectors speak of her work with a warmth that transcends the canvas, noting how her pieces not only beautify their spaces but also evoke deep emotions and connections to nature. The testimonials highlight the depth and dimensionality in her art, with many expressing a sense of discovery and new perspectives every time they gaze upon her paintings.
McCoy's unique style, characterised by its vivid colours and the subtlety of her brushwork, seems to resonate with an innate desire for beauty and inspiration in everyday life. Her works are not just seen; they are experienced, leaving a lasting impression that continues to inspire long after the first viewing. It's this profound impact that has led to her recognition in prestigious publications and the ever-growing demand for her original pieces.
McCoy's journey as an artist, rooted in a deep-seated passion for the craft, reflects in the joy and satisfaction echoed in the words of those who own a piece of her vision. Her art transcends the mere act of painting; it's a celebration of life's simple pleasures, a tribute to the natural world, and a testament to the enduring power of creativity...
Kirstin McCoy's artistry has captivated a global audience, garnering praise from art collectors and enthusiasts worldwide. Her paintings have found homes across continents, homes across continents from Europe to Asia, and the Americas to Australia.
Collectors speak of her work with a warmth that transcends the canvas, noting how her pieces not only beautify their spaces but also evoke deep emotions and connections to nature. The testimonials highlight the depth and dimensionality in her art, with many expressing a sense of discovery and new perspectives every time they gaze upon her paintings.
McCoy's unique style, characterised by its vivid colours and the subtlety of her brushwork, seems to resonate with an innate desire for beauty and inspiration in everyday life. Her works are not just seen; they are experienced, leaving a lasting impression that continues to inspire long after the first viewing. It's this profound impact that has led to her recognition in prestigious publications and the ever-growing demand for her original pieces.
McCoy's journey as an artist, rooted in a deep-seated passion for the craft, reflects in the joy and satisfaction echoed in the words of those who own a piece of her vision. Her art transcends the mere act of painting; it's a celebration of life's simple pleasures, a tribute to the natural world, and a testament to the enduring power of creativity...
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