Biography
Patti Edmon’s brush is guided by a complex, emotional interior world. An intuitive abstract painter from Lexington, Kentucky, Edmon uses her work to process the grief and joy of life. Her paintings capture the frustrations of the human experience to alleviate the pain of the day-to-day, a calling that gives her no choice but to return to the medium. Edmon’s paper paintings and wooden boards are where she cuts loose, scraping, sanding, and gouging into her canvas to cut out part of her mind and put it on the wall. Edmon’s work has appeared in regional and national exhibits and publications.
Her work radiates honesty and compassion with themes of love, healing, and self-awareness. Her studio is on the renovated third floor of the antique brick foursquare she shares with her artist husband, Jim Edmon, and Picasso the studio cat.
