MOONBLISS RIVERDREAM
VIELMETTER
Los Angeles
January 25 - March 8, 2025
Moonbliss Riverdream
The Way A Crow
Before I Was The Way I Am
Blue Moon Spills
Breath To Bones
Inside Me Now, Forever Somehow
Violet Moondust
In The Radiance Of Moondust
The Angels In My Bed
Against My Broken Ribs Your Breast Like A Flower
Twilightrazzleboom
The Edges Of Prayer
Nightflame
Viewing Room
Dirty Pretty And Counting
My Heart In Your Hands
Vielmetter Los Angeles is thrilled to present Moonbliss Riverdream, a solo exhibition by Los Angeles
painter Kim DeJesus on view from January 25 to March 8, 2025. This exhibition marks DeJesus’s first
solo show with the gallery and features a selection of her recent abstract paintings, created using
acrylic, oil, and mixed media on canvas.
Kim DeJesus employs skilled techniques such as staining, pouring, and blurring, resulting in
voluminous, vibrant canvases that resonate with the complexities of nature, perception, and the human
psyche. Drawing from historical movements like Color Field and Action Painting, DeJesus's work
contributes to the rich tradition of American abstraction. These historical connections are enriched by
an intuitively driven feminist perspective and a spiritually ritualistic approach to process.
DeJesus’s bold explorations of form, light, and depth evoke the ethereal and emotional. Each painting
reflects on and builds upon the next. This creative progression allows DeJesus’s picture planes to
develop through both surrender and intention, chance and control. She choreographs energetic and
vivid compositions that pulse with life and offer space for transformation—equally for the artist herself
and for the viewer—by creating a harmonious balance of introspection and expansion, form and
formlessness.
Her approach to color field painting offers insights into the fleeting nature of memory, perception, and
the depths of consciousness, highlighting abstraction's potential as a poetic language. The works
in Moonbliss Riverdream evoke the vastness of outer space, suggesting an analogy to the enormity of
the spiritual realms we each hold within ourselves. This shift from outer to inner space encourages
viewers to tap into their own perception of space and consciousness to access nuanced levels of
awareness.