The Field Room
By Nancy Kirk

By Nancy Kirk

The Field Room is not new.
It has always existed.
It is the space where attention settles and possibility opens—where stillness and movement are not opposites, but partners. In physics, a field is an invisible structure that holds infinite potential. In lived experience, it is the moment when something becomes clear without needing to be named.
The Field Room is where my work comes into focus.
A place of quiet concentration, of small shifts that matter. Precision and intuition meet here. Nothing is rushed. Nothing is performed.
This is not a studio in the traditional sense. It is a room of seeing—where objects, images, and ideas arrive when they are ready, and where I can be fully present with them.
If you’ve found your way here, you’re already part of the field.

I am a Taos-based painter and maker,
drawing inspiration from the spaciousness here
and from the evolving arc of my creative life.
My work threads together decades of experience—
from studies at CCAC,
to years in Florence and New York as a scenic artist,
muralist, illustrator, and designer.
Each chapter left its imprint,
adding depth to how I see form, shadow,
gesture, and the quiet structure beneath beauty.
Painting is where these influences converge.
A place where memory, skill, intuition,
and the unseen language of materials
meet and reshape one another.
My hope is that each piece offers
a moment of pause—
a doorway into presence,
stillness, and the subtle emotional terrains
that live beneath the surface of things.

Step into the warmth of my Taos studio, a space where possibility gathers in the quiet. If you feel called, you’re welcome to visit by appointment and linger with the work as it takes shape.
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