'relinquished control' - Joy Kinna
By Joy Kinna - ‘relinquished control’
132 x 183cm
(52 × 72 inches)
Acrylic on canvas framed in natural Tasmanian Oak by Studio 4 Sides
This piece is an original by Joy Kinna, created in 2023 in residency at HAKE for her exhibition ‘imprints’. Please find shipping informationfor this piece, or please enquire here.
Joy Kinna is an abstract painter living and working just outside of Vancouver, Canada. She has exhibited work throughout North America and has private collections around the world. Kinna’s practice surrounds her connection to self, family, the ocean, and art in physical spaces. These relationships are threaded throughout her childhood and adult life, being deeply rooted in her self and her artistic expression.
By Joy Kinna - ‘relinquished control’
132 x 183cm
(52 × 72 inches)
Acrylic on canvas framed in natural Tasmanian Oak by Studio 4 Sides
This piece is an original by Joy Kinna, created in 2023 in residency at HAKE for her exhibition ‘imprints’. Please find shipping informationfor this piece, or please enquire here.
Joy Kinna is an abstract painter living and working just outside of Vancouver, Canada. She has exhibited work throughout North America and has private collections around the world. Kinna’s practice surrounds her connection to self, family, the ocean, and art in physical spaces. These relationships are threaded throughout her childhood and adult life, being deeply rooted in her self and her artistic expression.
By Joy Kinna - ‘relinquished control’
132 x 183cm
(52 × 72 inches)
Acrylic on canvas framed in natural Tasmanian Oak by Studio 4 Sides
This piece is an original by Joy Kinna, created in 2023 in residency at HAKE for her exhibition ‘imprints’. Please find shipping informationfor this piece, or please enquire here.
Joy Kinna is an abstract painter living and working just outside of Vancouver, Canada. She has exhibited work throughout North America and has private collections around the world. Kinna’s practice surrounds her connection to self, family, the ocean, and art in physical spaces. These relationships are threaded throughout her childhood and adult life, being deeply rooted in her self and her artistic expression.
