Kirsten Asher Brossette (now married!) is an abstract artist, dancer and creative entrepreneur who lives for adventure. Her work emanates her own curiosity of what is and what can be through questioning and openness to deeper meanings and trying new things. She uses a mixture of earth pigment paint, acrylic, metallic and the occasional wine and coffee.

From childhood she loved to be in nature, climb trees and observe, question and of course, dance, which helped her move through and process heavy emotions unbeknown to her at the time. She became an explorer of the unknown both in the natural world and of the self. She loved to challenge herself and do things out of the ordinary, even becoming a stunt person for a short time. 

Her mother always referred to her as her, “little champagne bubble”, but with the light comes the dark. Kirsten, as many do, had dark spells, difficult times and with that beautiful lessons of life. Expression through various art forms such as painting, wood burnings, photography, writing and dance allowed her the space to explore creative thinking to solve problems and help others.

Diving into personal development led her into teaching, speaking and hosting retreats mixed with creative expression, but one thing always stood the test of time… the exploration of art as a doorway to curiosity and compassion. Her thirst for knowledge brought her to the doorstep of MIT to study sustainability. 

Because of this, Kirsten finds ways to be more sustainable in her artwork like using Earth and upcycled paints along with only printing when orders come in.

Like abstract art - life can be messy, unpredictable and exciting. Kirsten does her best to provoke questioning and curiosity as well as test new ways to express creativity.