Kaltrina Hoti

Kaltrina's main subject is a woman and her challenges inside time and truth. Her introspection comes from loving life and battles of survival. She struggled to immigrate to New York thirty years ago and her early years challenged her and faith. Kaltrina entered the new world unprepared, not knowing to speak English not knowing is tough to be different. She carried with her the love and pain for her homeland that she now expresses through her art. In her abstract she tolerates thought to become…See all

Kaltrina's main subject is a woman and her challenges inside time and truth. Her introspection comes from loving life and battles of survival. She struggled to immigrate to New York thirty years ago and her early years challenged her and faith. Kaltrina entered the new world unprepared, not knowing to speak English not knowing is tough to be different. She carried with her the love and pain for her homeland that she now expresses through her art. In her abstract she tolerates thought to become emotion and produces that emotion in a movement of color. ​ “Every question has the answer, but the question is what we do with the answer.” She uses red as a tool to express living in the moment and has presented her work in Texas and Florida and now for the last two years in New York where she feels is home. Kaltrina has worked with western artist Chuck DeHaan for three years and she is a published author of six poetry books. ​ ​ "Every painting is experiment of present feelings, you can see it in the mind but is so hart to presented on canvas."See less