About Kime Buzzelli

Kime Buzzelli is an artist working in Yucca Valley, CA. Her work is invested in a vocabulary of dreams, storytelling and voyeurism utilizing found photos and images. Working with blurred memories, mixing reality and abstraction. “More is more” mixed media pieces, often on printing papers to show layers of overlapping colorful fantasies. Found objects and fabric installations create spaces born out of a need to create order out of clutter, beauty out of chaos and otherworldly dreamscapes as an escape from the mundane, monochromatic cult of minimalism. Buzzelli studied painting and fashion illustration, receiving a BFA and BAE from OSU and has created art installations and paintings for gallery shows in Japan, LA, NYC, Miami & others. She has worked extensively in fashion, as a costume designer and as the owner/curator of the “art-to-wear” boutique The End (Yucca Valley, CA). Her passion for creating characters and spaces is found in her paintings and extends to her costume and retail projects. Her artwork has been featured in various magazines including Juxtapoz, Flaunt, Beautiful Decay, Swindle, Lula, Nylon, W, The Face, Paper, and Bust.

Danielle Kinoshita is a cheerleader for love, light, and color. This is reflected in her stained glass work through vibrant color play and energetic symbolism.As a resident of Joshua tree, she is constantly inspired by the deserts subtle changing beauty, her stained glass pieces establish a link between the landscape’s reality and that imagined by its conceiver. Moments of supreme 

color and radiance, her pieces offer the viewer a moment of joy, happiness, and self reflection.