I have been working in a variety of media all my life, with formal training at the Boston Museum School. Music and science have broadened my perspective: as student of biochemistry and then drawing teacher at MIT, I have been intrigued by seeming polarities such as that between science and art, and between inspiration, intuition, and hard work. Favorite artists are Rembrandt, Van Gogh, Kandinsky, and a group of painters in the West Country in England. The color and energy of my paintings include interplays of order and chaos, realism and abstraction. The more realistic landscapes and figures begin with a balance of discipline and play, while the more abstract include imagery from a lifetime of looking. Abstract and realistic works are created over the same time period; my intuitive transformation normally starts with thoughtful exact observation. Experience, skill, instinct, and luck help me tell the truth about what I see. I seek to directly communicate joy in painting and drawing with light and color.

Heidi Kayser will be remodeling a floating platform in Fort Point Channel during the month of october.

Paper Chase 100

The Fort Point Arts Community (FPAC) is proud to present “Paper Chase 100″, a group exhibition to benefit FPAC. The exhibition will be comprised completely of unframed works on paper by FPAC Members, all priced at $100 each. This is the first exhibition of its kind that FPAC has produced. The hope is that this exhibition will engage the community in a new way by making art accessible to a broad range of art lovers and allowing artists and viewers to play an active role in supporting the arts in Fort Point.

September 12 to 29, 2011.
Special reception sponsored by The Channel Cafe on September 15th from 5:30-8:00pm.

Opening at Art at 12

September 12, 2011 – September 29, 2011

The Fort Point Arts Community (FPAC) is proud to present “Paper Chase 100″, a group exhibition to benefit FPAC. The exhibition will be comprised completely of unframed works on paper by FPAC Members, all priced at $100 each. This is the first exhibition of its kind that FPAC has produced. The hope is that this exhibition will engage the community in a new way by making art accessible to a broad range of art lovers and allowing artists and viewers to play an active role in supporting the arts in Fort Point.

September 12 to 29, 2011.
Special reception sponsored by The Channel Cafe on September 15th from 5:30-8:00pm.