Human, Nature, and animal interactions are the theme of my art. I often dream of paradise where all living respect each life and the earth. I am the one who always feel often isolated with society and nature…..I always start daydreaming the world of colors and life’s interaction.

“We Made a World of Our Own”, by Leslie Pearson
Multimedia installation with handmade components, 246″ x 192″ x 144″, 2010

“Incubation”, by Leslie Pearson
Multimedia installation. Wire, gut, digitally printed tissue paper, audio component. 2011

“As a self-taught artist, I realize and appreciate the fact that each day, each moment is another opportunity for me to learn something new and develop new and improved set of skills.
I have always been creative, even when I was a small child I can remember appreciating the special aspects of life. Throughout my life I have experimented in a range of creative designs. I have enjoyed many of these experiences and even more than that, I found my true creative passion.
My specialty is in designing original, handmade home décor with silk and natural materials. Many of my designs originated in nature’s nursery. When I find something new or unique, passions imagination takes over.
Some may call me a “florist” and many have branded me as “The Flower Lady”, but to me and those who appreciate my creativity, I am an individual whose hunger for creative passions is fed by my artwork.”
“My designs are not complete until I consider them to be a new masterpiece.”

JK

Take the time to breathe in the moments.

On the 28. of May 2011 at ACTS. A festival for performative Arts in Roskilde at The Museum of Contemporary Art in Roskilde (DK). I fryed eggs for visitors and participants at ACTS. I did the cooking on a cooking-sculptur named Fried Egg on Lumber ; A frying-pan that is suspended over a piece of lumber.
The lumber burns and heats up the frying pan. Went the lumber is burned away and no longer can heat up the pan. Its over. The lumber couldn’t heat the frying pan any more. I stop.
At the festival I made 112 fryed egg for the people that day.
The End.

“Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that.”

Martin Luther King Jr.

The struggle for a peaceable world free of prejudice is not a solitary endeavor; each and every one of our world’s citizens has an integral role to play. We must work collaboratively to override the damages of negative stereotyping, a calamitous habit that has driven our world’s population apart. We must come together to create a more hospitable and sustainable future based on mutual appreciation and understanding.
Using the alphabet as a literal and metaphoric reference, my paintings proffer a dialogue on the unique history and beauty of divergent cultures that equally celebrates their individuality and collective influence on our world’s narrative- past and present. While each painting employs the distinctive attributes of one culture and country, their imagery and symbols emblematic of that culture’s rich and textured heritage, they are representational of the collective continuum of humanity.
Though we may speak different languages, we are all one, indivisible within our global community. The Alphabet Series speaks in unison of the promise of a compassionate and harmonious future; each painting offers an edifying meditation on the power of unity.

A series of images of Ball Balls on a Christmas Tree.