2022

A year when the world opened up again, life became optimistic and a fortuitous influx of supplies lead me to investigate more use of colour.

Drawing from floral/female roots the Delicates series emerged, along with commissions and more intense weaving works.

“The first word that comes to mind when I see this piece is fierce. The physicality of it is immediate. She forms a feminist statement, women can survive anything using the resources they have at hand.”

— Quote by Allison Marvin of Siteline ‘We Begin Again’, Ch/Art virtual show Feb 2021 on ‘Verdants’.

All works are for sale unless stated. Commissions available.

A Voyage of Life (🔴 SOLD)

Surging

Sea Breeze (🔴 SOLD)

Interflow (🔴 SOLD)

Slender

Dainty (🔴 SOLD)

Tender

Luscious (🔴 SOLD)

Elegant

Private (🔴 SOLD)

Verdants

Red Wire (🔴 SOLD)

Gasp

Bliss (🔴 SOLD)

(Re)Surge (🔴 SOLD)

Sprout (🔴 SOLD)

Wave (🔴 SOLD)

Split Surge (🔴 SOLD)

“One of many contemporary female artists who’s reconceiving “women’s work,” Kirsty Little does embroidery, once the task of ladies, with steel rebar wire, customarily used by construction workers. The half-delicate, half-industrial wall pieces in “Peculiar Feminine,” the British-bred local artist’s show at Northern Virginia Community College, combine regular and ruptured forms.“

— Mark Jenkins, Washington Post
“As a Californian, I sometimes just say what I am feeling – not a USA East coast thing. There is something very special about your art. Its beauty evokes both emotion and comfort as it greets people at my door.”

— Art walk Client.
"Thank you for sharing the piece’s gender. I would not want to say anything inappropriate to or about her. I forget, does she have a name?”

— New client
“Details reveal beautiful craftsmanship and thoughtful, engaging design thereby presenting the viewer with analogies to contemplate.“

— Viewer on Instagram