Jodi Kitto-Ward
Jodi Kitto-Ward is an artist based in Hamilton, Ontario. Painting in acrylic, Jodi's work is strongly influenced by line, colour and expression. Her style is vibrant and simplified in form, evoking subtle influences of Pop Art and Art Deco, moving toward Surrealism. Recurring within her paintings are the themes of nature and home. By including natural elements beside man-made surroundings, her work emphasizes the benefit of prioritizing a relationship at home with our natural world, while fostering respect and protection of our environment.
Originally from Oakville, Kitto-Ward is a Sheridan College Fine Arts Graduate, and an elected member of the Society of Canadian Artists, Ontario Society of Artists and the Colour and Form Society. Jodi relocated in 2002 to Hamilton, where she currently resides and paints in her home studio.
Kitto-Ward has won numerous awards, including the Ina Gilbert 1st Award of Excellence from the Society of Canadian Artists in 2023. Her works are held in public and private collections within Canada and the USA.
Jodi Kitto-Ward is an artist based in Hamilton, Ontario. Painting in acrylic, Jodi's work is strongly influenced by line, colour and expression. Her style is vibrant and simplified in form, evoking subtle influences of Pop Art and Art Deco, moving toward Surrealism. Recurring within her paintings are the themes of nature and home. By including natural elements beside man-made surroundings, her work emphasizes the benefit of prioritizing a relationship at home with our natural world, while fostering respect and protection of our environment.
Originally from Oakville, Kitto-Ward is a Sheridan College Fine Arts Graduate, and an elected member of the Society of Canadian Artists, Ontario Society of Artists and the Colour and Form Society. Jodi relocated in 2002 to Hamilton, where she currently resides and paints in her home studio.
Kitto-Ward has won numerous awards, including the Ina Gilbert 1st Award of Excellence from the Society of Canadian Artists in 2023. Her works are held in public and private collections within Canada and the USA.