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Gallery

The collected works of visual artist and sculptor Kimberly Ferguson.

Ferguson is a sculptural storyteller; translating abstract, and often chaotic concepts into striking functional designs. These three-dimensional stories discuss mental health issues in the technological age and explore human connections to nature. The sculptures frequently feature tropical plants and animals, echoing the sculptor’s tropical upbringing and reverence for nature. Her whimsical works have been shown in various museum exhibits and juried shows throughout Florida and exist in homes throughout the United States.

Our Recent Work

Reclaiming My Wild, 2023

The solo exhibit of sculptor Kim Ferguson's work during residency at Bailey Contemporary Arts in Pompano Beach, Florida. The show, which opened in February, focused on celebrating human connection to wildness in the face of technological expansion. The exhibit tells a story about reconnecting to our wildest selves. The works draw on the chaotic nature of multiple elements: air, water, fire, and even space. Ferguson employs various sculptural techniques across different medium to create little escapes to nature. The collection includes sculptures are well as three-dimensional paintings.

Collaborative Work

Over the years, we have been grateful to partner and collaborate with various brands and organizations. Every partnership we developed has allowed us to share our distinctive touch with those who appreciate them most. Here are some of our featured partnerships and projects.

ceramic pins

Uncommon Goods

For a time, our Hugs Pins and Monstera Earrings were exclusively carried by Uncommon Goods. The organization is all about offering cool, unique, and unusual gifts.  It was one of our favorite wholesale partnerships.

a commissions sculpted woman in the branding style of sunscreen company black girl sunscreen

Black Girl Sunscreen

This commissioned project allowed us to bring to life a three-dimensional representation of the brand's identities. These characters were made to promote the need for sunscreen even during winter months.

branded boxes with text "khaos creates"

Coral Springs Museum of Art

We are pleased to have our designs carried in the Coral Springs Museum Gift Shop. In addition to this partnership, we have led various classes in their academic enrichment programs for adults and children.

artist on pottery wheel

Bailey Contemporary Arts

We are honored to work with the City of Pompnao Beach to provide introductory pottery classes to the local community. These courses are monthly and offer a wide range of instruction for beginners.

Collegiate Work

Kim Ferguson is an experienced sculptor and instructor who first found sculpture and clay as a stressed-out college student preparing for grad school. Ceramics quickly became a therapeutic and creative outlet for Kim, who signed all her work as 'Khaos'. Here is some of that initial work.

Community Work

We believe pottery should be more accessible and offer ceramics courses as a form of community care. Our courses focus on mastering pottery skills and building artistic confidence.  Ferguson is an experienced instructor who works with all age groups and skill levels; challenging students to embrace the discomfort of learning new skills, and encouraging them to quiet their inner critic.

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