Sharon Kyle is a multidisciplinary artist whose work speaks about the transformation of overlooked materials into narrative art forms. As an artist inspired by the cyclical nature of life and decay, Sharon's creations often include found "ordinary" objects like rusted metal, wire, and distressed wood. By choosing materials that are rich in history and texture, she elevates these discarded elements into symbolic artifacts.Each scene Sharon chooses to depict is filled with a sense of place and story — a balancing act between the subversive and the culturally traditional. Her work draws the viewer in, not just through its striking aesthetic but through the layered narratives that reflect a passage through time and change. What Sharon finds compelling in her artwork is its potential to speak to resilience, memories, and transitions.Her technique is a narrative in itself — a seamless integration of assemblage, mixed media, encaustic, painting, and sculpture. Through her mastery of these techniques, Sharon's art becomes uniquely transformative, inviting viewers to ponder the elegance and depth within what is typically cast aside. Her compositions are more than visual; they challenge the observer to engage with the stories of change and continuity that lie beneath the surface.As a native of Houston, Texas, and a graduate of New York University with a degree in Art Education, Sharon's artistic journey has been both profound and widely recognized. Her works have been shown in galleries and collections across the United States and abroad. She continues to expand her vision through participation in artist residencies such as those at Virginia Center for the Arts and Brush Creek Foundation for the Arts. Now residing in Fort Worth, Texas, Sharon Kyle remains a dedicated and evolving artist, continually exhibiting the fusion of her heritage and experience in each piece she creates.