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Born and raised in a midwestern landscape of tallgrass prairie and oak savanna, Shaffer was surrounded by the ever-present prairie, which inspired him to study architecture, landscape architecture, land planning, horticulture, and fine art. “For the creation of artwork, design of landscape, a building, a piece of furniture, anything… extracting the context is what inspires my creative process.” Many of his pieces blend elements of nature with fabricated used materials—a combination that is signature to his work. He seeks a minimalist approach that is honest in the details and partnered with naturally rich materials. Kevin prefers to join art media and sustainable built environments to inspire ways of living, create environmental awareness, and reduce maintenance. “I am interested in creating a dialogue between ecology and human culture in a way that geomorphology can produce a construction detail. I believe what we learn from the un-built environment is the future of our built world.”

From Parker Arts

  1. True Blue by Suzanne Velasquez, Image 19.

    Suzanne Velasquez

    True Blue

  2. Trees of No Return by Ann Charlott Denslow, Image 2.

    Ann Charlott Denslow

    Trees of No Return

    Mixed Media

    24 x 30 in

  3. Tuscan Bloom by Jeannie Paty, Image 7.

    Jeannie Paty

    Tuscan Bloom

  4. Town map, railroad photo collage by Anne Wallace, Image 1.

    Anne Wallace

    Town map, railroad photo collage

    Mixed Media

    45.5 x 36 in

  5. Town of Parker map, schoolhouse collage on paper by Anne Wallace, Image 1.

    Anne Wallace

    Town of Parker map, schoolhouse collage on paper

    Acrylic

    45.5 x 36 in

  6. Twenty Mile House by John Ott, Image 1.

    John Ott

    Twenty Mile House

    Photography

    17 x 21.5 in

  7. Unprotected Healing by Rosario Weston, Image 1.

    Rosario Weston

    Unprotected Healing

  8. Top Drawer Chicken by Rachel Hueske, Image 14.

    Rachel Hueske

    Top Drawer Chicken

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