Suzanne Tacheny Kubach
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Welcome to the online Gallery for STK Studios!

I work in different styles and mediums and you'll find here showcases of my larger available pieces, "wee works", work that's sold, and commissioned projects. If you are interested in adding my artwork to your collection, please reach out to me directly ( or navigate to "acquire artwork" and find your next acquisition.

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Details & Such

Images scroll through four galleries below. In all...

  • Most pieces are initialed on the front unless the work balances in two directions, then its collectors choice.
  • All pieces are signed for authenticity on the verso.
  • All artwork comes framed or otherwise ready to hang.
  • Reach out to me to me directly to arrange for a purchase, do you can acquire artwork from my online store.

Available Art Work

"Out of the Blue" 


Encaustic on an 18" x 18" x 1.5" cradled panel. Panel edges are finsihed in tung oil. 


Available for $890. (Necessary tax and/or shipping added at time of sale.) 


    A Tiny Gallery for Wee Works (<12 inches) (Ask about an easel for shelf disp

    "Resilience"


    Encaustic on a 10" x 10" basswood panel, framed in natural maple. 


    $275 as framed (any required local taxes or shipping expenses not included) 

      Sold!

      "Way to Santa Fe" 


      Acrylic on a 24" x 38" x 2" cradled panel. Panel edges are finished in natural tung oil. 

        Commissions, Dedications, & Causes

        "Seasons on Birch Island Lake 1"


        Acylic on a 16" x 20" birch panel, framed in natural basswood

          Artist Statement

            The more I paint—then experience how others respond to my work—the more I realize I’m participating in a form of conversation about the deepest experiences that connect us all. A collective yearnings for love, comfort, and joy; experiences of sadness, longing, and loss; and of the draw toward beauty that often leaves me at loss for words—these themes surface as stories in my paintings. 


          My designs emerge from my soul and intuition—my sense of wonder about the natural world. My most recent abstract works explore energy and movement in the style of organic abstraction and gestural landscape. Some bring an atmospheric quality while others convey the same dynamic flow found in wood grains, veins and transparent layers in natural stone, or patterns left in a creek bed when the water ebbs. 


          I practice in several styles and find that one teaches the next. I began with abstract acrylics, then was drawn toward gestural landscapes. Expanding to work with encaustics introduced a biomorphic quality across all my paintings. In either medium, color, texture, and movement are the primary elements in my designs. All my pieces contain dozens of layers rich with understory. In my abstracts, I begin with a sense of play, often with no initial intent beyond exploring a color. Because encaustic paints are cured with heat, I partner with that heat source in a way that feels spiritual. I know a piece nears completion when I sense a connection to some metaphor, memory, or atmosphere. At that point, I stand back with more discernment to examine principles of design, then edit as needed.

          I’ve had many creative interests throughout my life, including photography, interior design, gardening, stained-glass window design, and began my formal painting practice early in 2022. I'm a “self-taught” artist in that I hold no formal degree in art, though I’ve benefited mightily from many workshops, and particularly through intensive coaching and other feedback from artists all over the world through the Art2Life Academy, of which I've been a member since 2022. Since I started painting, I’ve released over 220 works for sale. More than half have found homes with collectors.


          I am also a writer, so an added lyrical element comes through the titles of my work, which suggest the short stories about each piece that I share on Social Media.  Please follow if you appreciate a good yarn.
           

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