In this collection, Tova freed the “Glitches” that were originally confined by the canvas's shape. The dynamic compositions exude a sense of freedom, blooming forth like bursts of fresh flowers. Certain influences can be observed between the "Wild Glitches" and the floral compositions of O'Keeffe, the colors of Kandinsky, as well as Frank Stella's and Elizabeth Murray's shaped canvases. These artworks serve as a reminder that our universe and imagination have no limits.

Embellished Giclée

Mixed media on canvas

About the Artist

Kate Tova is a full-time contemporary artist currently living and working in San Francisco. In her recent work, she experiments with vibrant, large-scale multimedia artworks, incorporating reflective mediums and think textures.

Kate was born in the small riverside town of Balakovo, Russia. As a child, she demonstrated early virtuosity in visual arts and soon moved to Moscow to expand her opportunities in the busy capital. Her constant urge to create and experiment won her recognition across Russia, Europe and the United States. In 2015 she moved to New Orleans, where she began working as a full-time artist. After four bright and successful years in the Big Easy, she moved once more to San Francisco.