About Fine Artist Patsy Evins

Pure and lush with strong colors and active brush movements, Patsy's work stimulates the deepest of emotions. Some collectors have reported unusual improvements in their living environments because of the presence of her paintings. Personal growth through spiritual healing is the cornerstone which motivates this artist.
Patsy believes colors function to open blocked energy centers in our bodies. The energy of brush strokes and abstract shapes heighten the experience. Any color which an observer is drawn to indicates a special area or life issue the viewer may need to work on. It is then that Patsy can help the viewer understand about the issue being addressed. The whole process is quite fascinating and very therapeutic.
Patsy incorporates shapes and colors found in nature to build a bridge between the viewer and herself. Familiar imagery captivates the viewer¹s attention, while color begins a healing process.
Profiled in a PBS documentary "Femme Nouvelle" Evins' resume reads with the same impressiveness. Obtaining a BFA at North Texas, she refined her skills at Lyme Academy of Fine Art in Old Lyme, Connecticut, and the Silvermine School of Fine Art in New Caanan, Connecticut. She has continued her studies with such notable artists as Aaron Shikler, Daniel Greene, Jim Rosen, and Wolf Kahn.