Kathe Madrigal

Kathe Madrigal works primarily in oil, often combining cold wax and encaustic to develop layered compositions through a technique she describes as razor editing. Moving between abstract and representational modes, her practice is defined by shifting approaches, vivid color, and the influence of Asian aesthetics. Recent works emphasize themes of human connection. Madrigal’s paintings encourage viewers to engage with a wide range of emotions and perspectives, inviting multiple interpretations.