Kenneth Greiner (b.1990) is an artist, a reflector, and an environmental advocate working across painting, sculpture, installation, and writing. Through land-based immersion and meditative dialogue, he visualizes and intuitively creates novel scenes of harmony.

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With an iterative approach, informed by cross-cultural research into Western folk belief and Eastern, earth-based traditions, he works to heal fragmented perceptions formed by religious trauma. In response to binary conditioning in the areas of gender, sexuality, and man’s relationship to the natural world, he is actively engaged in a public-facing process of spiritual and bodily inquiry.

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Cyclical in rhythm, static and ephemeral arrangements frequently emerge from locally foraged, organic materials that range in scale from hand-sized charms and talisman-like objects, to shrines, and spaces for contemplation. 

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Originally from Buckley, Washington (USA), he is currently studying on a Masters in Sculpture at the Royal College of Art (London, UK).

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