Sally Moluf Hoss was born in Nebraska where she later received a BFA in Studio Art. At the university, she enjoyed printmaking, drawing, and painting. Her thesis artwork is a collection of large colored ink drawings. After her thesis exhibit, she explored drawing with colored pencils and other drawing materials. A few years later, she was diving into painting.
Today, she creates drawings and paintings. Forms and shapes from nature inspire her abstract painting style. She has many influences including Susan Rothenberg, Karen Kunc, Magdalena Abakanowicz, and Arshile Gorky.
Statement
I'm an abstract artist creating paintings and drawings. I explore organic symbols to show emotions and ideas that describe how interconnected we are with each other and our environments.
Emotional biomes. Commonalities of spirit and thought.
My art aims to celebrate and connect our human community on this earth. Our earth is an amazing place. Beauty surrounds us. Inside and out.