Ruth-Anne Siegel’s artistic journey began within a family obsessed with museums, exploring New York’s galleries. After graduating from RISD with a BFA, she spent her career honing her skills as a graphic designer before embracing her true calling as a fine artist.

Her artistic approach, shaped by synesthesia, establishes color as the foundation of her creative practice and process-led discovery. Siegel creates art that reflects her experience of motherhood—responding intuitively to chaos and change, and drawing inspiration from life’s beautiful disorder.

Siegel’s small NorCal studio is bursting at the seams—overflowing with paint and collage materials while The Who blasts in the background. When she’s not painting, she swoons over the work of Richard Diebenkorn, Milton Avery, and Lee Krasner, while she savors good wine, great books, and excellent coffee.