Kiertzner’s paintings, rooted in her Mohawk heritage, are not just representations of the natural world—they are powerful expressions of the spiritual teachings found in animal beings and celestial symbols. These motifs, such as the circle wampum, serve as reminders of the harmony and balance that exist in the universe, encouraging viewers to reflect on the profound interconnectedness of all living things. Each brushstroke, color choice, and texture in her work is imbued with meaning, offering a meditative space where cultural symbolism meets the broader themes of regeneration and spiritual authenticity.


Through her dynamic use of color and texture, Kiertzner creates a visual dialogue between the material and the mystical, calling upon viewers to celebrate the richness of her Mohawk heritage while connecting with universal human experiences. Evermore is not simply an exhibition—it is a call to pause, reflect, and reconnect with the deeper truths that unite us all.