Kieron Grey, a native of Washington State, spent her formative years in New York City were she was exposed to and studied a variety of visual arts. Upon returning to Seattle, she worked for Ti Hatamoto of Sound Winds, where she assisted with the creation of a variety of windsocks and banners that have become popular around the world for their recognizable imaginative designs. She continued to pursue exploration of the visual arts in a variety of traditional mediums and currently, she is steadily working as a graphic artist.

Every artist needs their Muse, and Kieron’s journey toward her inspiration came from the most unexpected place - the cult television show “Xena, Warrior Princess”. Watching the series set in the days of the Roman Empire, she absorbed a variety of images of molded leather costumes worn by the characters of the show. The images worked their way into her psyche, and the result was the creation of a new art form, Life Size Leather Sculpture, that combines many traditional art practices.

Kieron is now introducing this art form in Seattle and the response has been phenomenal. She currently is working on several commissioned works for private individuals as well as creating pieces for public display.