Patricia Wegerhoff creates to remember who she is.
Before the gallery, before the brand, there was a girl with paint-streaked fingers and a deep pull to make something with her hands. Creativity has always been her way of being. Not a learned skill, but an instinctive return to self.
“Let the raw edges show. That’s where the soul speaks.”
Art is where Patricia feels most at home.
She works with oil paint, wool, ink, wax, thread, and clay. Letting the materials lead the way. Her process is intuitive, unplanned, and deeply felt. Each piece is a quiet conversation between what lives inside her and what’s asking to come through.
Nature is both her muse and mirror.
Patricia is drawn to soft textures, organic forms, and the kind of imperfect beauty found in weathered stone, tangled roots, or shifting light. Her work often carries the philosophy of Wabi-Sabi. The celebration of impermanence, imperfection, and authenticity.
She doesn’t chase perfection. She invites presence.
Her work honors the raw, the honest, the in-between. Every mark, fiber, and layer reveals a moment. It is not a performance. Her art is not meant to impress, but to connect. It whispers. It remembers. It offers stillness in a loud world.
Patricia’s art is how she processes life.
It’s how she listens, heals, and stays grounded. Each piece is born from emotion, memory, or movement. And while her art is personal, it’s also a gift to anyone who finds themselves reflected in its texture, shadow, or silence.
Though she has walked many paths; nurse, educator, interior designer, gallery owner, it’s in her studio where she feels most true.
Creating isn’t a task for Patricia, it’s a way of breathing. Her work is always evolving, just as she is, grounded in nature and guided by intuition.
“My art is a gentle invitation:
To pause.
To feel.
To remember.”
