Brian Kirchner Art Collections
Shop for artwork from Brian Kirchner based on themed collections. Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Artwork by Brian Kirchner
Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Dots and Dogs by Brian Kirchner
Tree 14 Blue 1 by Brian Kirchner
Face tree 11 by Brian Kirchner
Outward Tree 9 Hybrid 4 by Brian Kirchner
Tree 20 Hybrid 1 by Brian Kirchner
ATX Chase and One American Center by Brian Kirchner
Tree 41 by Brian Kirchner
Tree 40 by Brian Kirchner
ATX The Proper and Google by Brian Kirchner
Butterflies Tree 16 Hybrid 3 by Brian Kirchner
Cocoon by Brian Kirchner
We Are All Made Of Stars Tree 12 Hybrid 1 Red by Brian Kirchner
ATX The Independent by Brian Kirchner
Fire in Me Tree 17 Hybrid 2 by Brian Kirchner
Deer Tree by Brian Kirchner
Self Portrait ATX by Brian Kirchner
Tree 14 Hybrid 1 by Brian Kirchner
Male Nude 4 by Brian Kirchner
Dane Dots by Brian Kirchner
Nude Male 1 by Brian Kirchner
The Reinvention by Brian Kirchner
Rainbow City ATX by Brian Kirchner
Walking by Giants by Brian Kirchner
Earth 2 Tree 16 Hybrid 1 by Brian Kirchner
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About Brian Kirchner
BRIAN WILLIAM KIRCHNER
Available for Commissioned Pieces Upon Request
infobwkart@gmail.com
While growing up in The Woodlands, Texas, Brian Kirchner often wandered the tree-lined trails. He would gaze at the lush canopy above him and absorb: the scent of the pine, the texture of the trees, the feeling of spiritual oneness with the physical creation surrounding him. Kirchner's Trees, a series of pen-and-ink sketches, reflects that experience. The works are not only literal interpretations, but figurative ones as well. Kirchner's art is layered with images to be found by the person who views it, similar to the way one interprets a Rorschach test.
Kirchner's art reflects his deeply held belief that the physical universe - everything experienced through the senses - is a manifestation of the non-physical universe, the spiritual behind the physical. His work explores the visible world in search of what lies beyond.
Brian's formal art training began at the Art Institute of Houston when an unintended work he made at age �thirteen was submitted and won him a scholarship. �Brian painted ceramic tile as a mother's day gift but his mom became enchanted by the brown paper bag he'd used as a pallet to mix his paints for the project. The bag exhibited a free spirited and pleasurable use of paint. It was that object - an artifact of the painting process - that in an ironic twist, �won Brian the prize years later. �
Available for Commissioned Pieces Upon Request
infobwkart@gmail.com