Kimerlee Curyl | Featured Artist
September 3, 2020
Since 2004, Kimerlee Curyl has been creating unique, intimate, and minimalist images that capture the raw essence and rich textures of America's wild horses. Her commitment to preserving the wildness of these creatures is reflected in her efforts to document their freedom and majesty and to advocate for their protection.
Her art highlights the beauty of American wild horses and the vast landscapes they roam, while also addressing the challenges they face. Each piece serves as a call to action for conservation and supports efforts to protect these majestic animals. Join the conversation and support those dedicated to safeguarding them.
"Unlike other subjects, wild horses can not be directed or contrived. You wait. Patiently. For what they offer you, then hope the magic of the right light and the right angles collide. When they do, there is something so beautiful that is not only captured in time, but a spark is lit in that moment. I wish to engage you, the viewer, into a bigger, more profound conversation. Conservation and their protections matter." - Kimerlee Curyl
Kimerlee lives in the beautiful valley of Santa Ynez, California, and has shared her life with two significant horses: a paint mare named Sequoia and an adopted wild mustang from Wyoming named El Regalo. She is represented by art publishers, prestigious galleries, and world-renowned interior designers, and is collected by international and celebrity collectors. Her work has won numerous awards and has been featured in various advertising campaigns and product branding.
The untamed spirit of American Wild Horses comes alive through Kimerlee Curyl's art. Her work transports you to their magnificent presence, making you feel their powerful breath and experiencing their raw wildness within your own space. Explore wild horse photography prints by Kimerlee Curyl online or in gallery.
