ARTIST
Deborah Kadagian is known for her amorphic swirls, and curving shapes, leading into each other and away from each other. Often having many different interpretations depending on the viewer, Kadagian shared that she feels like she almost moves herself out of the way as she works on a canvas. She states that art comes through her. She doesn’t have an inkling about what her paintings will morph into as she begins each canvas with a singular shape and allows the painting to reveal what it wants next.
She is thoughtful with her color harmony, often changing a dominant color to something completely different as the painting goes along. Always wanting to come to a point where the painting begins to hum, she carefully curates color vibration and shapes, until “the painting begins to sing to me.”
Born and raised in New York, Kadagian spent from 1990 - 2017 living in Connecticut, ten of those years spent studying under the guidance of Kirill Doron at Silvermine School of Art, who she credits with teaching her harmony and beauty in the simplest of objects. Currently living on Longboat Key, FL, she shows her work at Art Uptown Gallery in Sarasota and is also a juried member of the Santa Fe Gallery Association.
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