About

I begin with curiosity rather than certainty.

My paintings aren't planned — they're discovered. I start each canvas with curiosity, move into chaos, and if I stay with it long enough, clarity shows up. Layers go on, come off, and get revealed again until the work begins telling me what it wants to become.

Dance was my first love. At some point, canvas and paint took over and became the choreography.

I'm self-taught, and I've never worked toward a predetermined outcome. What I keep returning to are thresholds — the quiet spaces between known and unknown, between form and abstraction. The process is the point. The process is the destination.

I paint large-scale in acrylic, in Los Angeles. Originally from Winnipeg, Canada.

Selected exhibitions

In 2025 Carrie exhibited at IUBILAEUM 2025 with Collectionist Gallery at the Palazzo della Cancelleria in Rome. During the exhibition she became the first American artist invited into the Vatican's private Sala dei Cento Giorni, to view Giorgio Vasari's fresco cycle honouring Pope Paul III.

Her work has been shown at the LA Art Show, California Heritage Museum, Aspen Art Museum, the Los Angeles Art Association group show Tuning Fork, and internationally at World Art Dubai.

Selected Exhibitions

IUBILAEUM 2025 — Palazzo della Cancelleria Vaticana, Sala dei Cento Giorni, Rome

California Heritage Museum — Anything Goes

Aspen Art Museum — group exhibition

Wheeler Opera House, Aspen — Not a Social Network — solo exhibition

Wheeler Opera House, Aspen — Made Me Look — solo exhibition

Los Angeles Art Association — Thunder of Meaning

Los Angeles Art Association — Summerstock

Los Angeles Art Association — Gild

Los Angeles Art Association — Tuning Fork

Los Angeles Art Association — Applied Science

CCAH — Carbondale