Kimberly Jackson was born legally blind in Indiana. At the time, her parents were advised to place her in an institution and move on with their lives. Gratefully, they refused, and the world is more beautiful for it.
Growing up, Kimberly discovered that her way of seeing the world. Partial, impressionistic, alive with light and color, translated into a remarkable gift for painting. Today, her original works capture everything from the crashing coastlines of the Great Lakes and the Atlantic, to the ancient red rocks of Zion National Park, to the quietly extraordinary corners of everyday life.
Every piece is a one-of-a-kind original. No prints. No reproductions. Just a painting made with her own hands, her singular perspective, and an unshakeable belief that art has the power to bring any space, and any life, to life.