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Blue Zip - 24"x36" - acrylic on canvas - by Victoria Kloch
This one is an acrylic on canvas ready to hang vertical or horizontal .  Available without frame.
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​(Below) My first Blue Zip painted in 2012 was a small watercolor that went viral on Pinterest. 

Oversized color field painting 'I Can See' an acrylic and charcoal on canvas 60"x48"x1.50" by Victoria Kloch
I am so in love with this piece. Available for purchase.

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Giclee print of the original painting 'Feelin Good' by Victoria Kloch

I love everything about this room!  My client sent me a photo of her baby's nursery where she used the reproduction of 'Feelin Good'.  To me, it is so refreshing to see a piece of art that is something other then farm animals, unicorns or Winnie the Pooh for a nursery.  This piece will grow with her long into her adult years. 

​Frame of Mind - 9"x12" watercolor by Victoria Kloch

 I ran across this image when I was going through my photos of my paintings for Saatchi, so I thought I would share it with you. I had forgotten how beautiful the colors were in this piece. 

​How do you get a huge painting shipped to Brazil?  Kurt makes me a sturdy crate, that's how we do it!
What you can't see is that on the end pieces, there is a disk that fits inside of the tube that the painting is rolled on.  That way the painting is completely suspended without touching the sides. completely protected.

Below shows the foam board over the painting. He than places heavy shipping cardboard over that.
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​Love Could Move a Mountain - 30"x30" acrylic on canvas by Victoria Kloch

What can I say about this painting that it can't say on it's own, so I will step back now and let the painting speak to you.

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​Three Shades of Gold - 30"x40" by Victoria Kloch - Sold

Elegant Gold, I never get tired of painting with gold metallic acrylics. I find the reflective nature very exciting as it picks up different colors in the room.  No wonder it's so popular.

No Matter What - 14"x18" and  Lovin the Yellow - 14"x18" - acrylic on canvas by Victoria Kloch

This small pair really has the pow factor with mid century modern expressionism.  At this time both are available separately or as a pair. 

Joy - 24.5" x 19.5"  acrylic on un-stretched canvas  by Victoria Kloch - Sold

For me, this was an emotional piece. There are times when a painting can be come challenging. Kurt and I call it 'The Agony and the Ecstasy'. With this piece it flowed with excitement from start to finish. 

Spring Explosion - 48"x40" oil painting on a custom made canvas by Kurt Wedgley. I finished this commissioned oil painting  a month ago.  Now that it has cured enough to move it, I can apply the temporary varnish and pack it up to send to it's new home.  

Transcend - 24"x36" - acrylic on canvas by Victoria Kloch - Sold
Featured in the popular magazine Coastal Living

FREE TO BE ME by Victoria Kloch
This was my entry ​ for the Painted Bra Project in 2013.  

Breast Cancer Awareness Month is to draw attention and encourage fund raising for research and education.  Each BRAsterpiece was donated by an artist to this auction. 

About my piece. It was painted with acrylic and silver leaf foil.  A cool thing about the bra that I used, when it was new, it was originally sold by Victoria's Secret in their 'Pink' campaign. 

Reflections - 24"x24"x1.5" - acrylic on structured canvas - by Victoria Kloch
Coastal living inspired. As the blues and aqua move across a background of white for me they bring emotions of renew like refreshing water. 
 
​This piece is now available and ready to hang. 

I just finished my commission for these two color field paintings. The blue painting is 24"x30" that was re-created from an  older painting I did last year called 'Finding Sea Glass', it was the inspiration for the sister painting next to is measuring 18"x24".  I set out to design these so my client could hang either single or together and I think this idea worked out perfectly. 

Custom painting is available. 

24x30, 18x24
24x30, 18x24

24x30, 18x24

This small oil painting was inspired by our hike down to the ocean on the Tennessee Valley Trail in California.  The day was pure magic and I can hardly wait to go back.

Kite Runner, 30"x35"  by Victoria Kloch

This is my latest painting in my new on-going series of white-line hard edge abstract abstract.  After painting hard edge geometrics for the past 10 years I had the nagging desire to create with more fluid, organic shapes.  After a year of putting it off, I surrendered to whatever it is that puts these ideas in my brain.  I now I can't paint them fast enough before I have a new one going in my mind. Fortunately I can paint these in between my commission work and it feels so liberating to have that passion  back.  

If you are interested in obtaining an available painting or custom painting, please use the contact page provided. 

Thank you,
​Victoria

#Minimalism #hardedgegeometric #whitelinegeometric #stellainspired

Transcend II - 36"x60" - Commissioned by Hickok Cole Architects | Washington, DC Architect Firm. This was one of two paintings for the Fort Totten​ Community Center.  I painted this piece like a watercolor with thin glazes of acrylic on canvas .  Giclee prints of this piece are available. ​

Atomic Tiki - 22"x30" watercolor by Victoria Kloch - 2017

This piece of retro mania is a mid century style watercolor on 300 lb. weight watercolor paper.  I used my favorite watercolor Prussian blue and black ink to frame the geometric shapes.  This piece as deckled torn edges and would look really cool placed under glass on top of the background board framing to show off the edges of this beautiful watercolor paper.

Goin to the Go-Go  -  32"x20" acrylic on canvas by Victoria Kloch

If the universe gave me the choice as to which decade I could grow up in, that would be easy for me to pick. It is the exact same one that it gave me. When I was little I got to experience the fifties first hand.  The atomic retro ads and signs had to have been the coolest!  Our mohair davenport with geometric patterns  and Bark cloth drapes. Jackson Pollack's design had influence all kinds of household accessories. 

Even though I was too young to wear a bee hive up-do and a pencil skirt, I still remember feeling jealous of the older girls who did. Coming into my pre-teens in the mid 60's. White Go-Go boots, stir-up ski pants and let's not forget the hot pants were all the rage and of couse I had to have them too. Those times must have had held the magic because to this day they still hold a strong influence in design. If you were smart enough to hang on to pieces of Emes furniture  or an Eichler home or anything for that matter within this era,  today they now carry a high price tag.

What is your favorite decade?

​A Sandy Path - 8"x10" oil painting by Victoria Kloch

The beaches along the coast of California are breathtaking.  This sandy trail in Pescadero was lined with wind swept tall grasses that I could not resist painting.  

​My lastest piece of artwork is 'Hollow Bean' 40"x40" with white lines.  The painting below 'Wind' 36"x36" is also a white line abstract. Their design is strong with the movement of a neutral palette directed with it's white lines. I'm over the top excited and looking forward to creating similar works.

My World - 5"x7" watercolor abstract by Victoria Kloch - 2014 Sold

I don't know how other painters feel, but for me each painting documents periods of time. When I came upon this painting on my sold page, the name really stood out to me.  This small little painting has a really big name.  My World suggest something very personal. Perhaps  when I named it, it was more about the process at least that's what comes to my mind as I look at it four years down the road.  On that particular day, it was about purple, yellow and green.  Somehow, it was those colors on that day back in 2014 that made my day a little brighter.  

Tower - 24"x36" - acrylic on canvas  abstract painting by Victoria Kloch - Sold

When I started to paint this piece I had nothing in mind other than my color palette. These colors aren't my usual colors, but I had a lot of paint left over from a previous commission. With a lot of layering and a bit of this and that I created 'Tower'. It ended up having some very cool textures and layering.  Happy to say it found a home soon after.