A lifelong artist, Kasey has enjoyed painting, crafting, drawing, and building from a young age. Her modalities include photography, watercolor, acrylics, cyanotype, and digital art— where she is routinely inspired by nature and pattern.
Whether making her own art or assisting others in their process, she thrives on the power of creativity to connect us as human beings. Supporting artists at all experience and skill levels is a way of life to her.
Kasey’s daily work in the non-profit sector as an arts in health professional brings purpose, meaning, and relaxation to patients and caregivers of all ages. She is practiced in working with people whose abilities have been affected by disease and treatment, in both bedside and virtual scenarios.
Kasey Marsh, Artist
MA, Arts in Medicine, University of Florida
BS, Community Health, Texas A&M University
Certified Zentangle Teacher
Color, nature, botanicals.
Art that is fluid, loose, abstract.
Art that is mindful and meditative, repetitive line and detail taking our minds on a journey.
Whether it is abstract or concrete, the joy of creating is key. The process of joining skill, material, exploration, and the magic that dwells inside each of us— in a safe space where mess and movement are welcome— THAT is what I long to share with each and every one of you.
When you purchase my work, you take a piece of my heart and soul with you. When you join a workshop or lesson, our spirits shine upon one another. When you display my work in your home, a little of my light hits you each time you look at it— and I hope you know that your light shines on me as well.
It’s said that “comparison is the thief of joy”. Each of us is our own unique, whole, worthy, creative individual. Whether you see yourself as a “good artist” or the kind of person who “can’t draw”, there are plenty of ways to enjoy art, enjoy art processes, and surround yourself with pieces that bring joy and wonder on a daily basis.
Art is my life. I make and create.
I help others make and create. I help you chip away at the “I can’t” and “it’s too hard” and “I don’t have time for that right now”. I know that making art is self-care, and it is worth making time for, and often… you simply need the catalyst.
Services
Artwork Commissions
Lessons and workshops
Team Building/Professional Development
Arts in Health Program Consulting
