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Katrina Whitney (American, Unknown)
If you love vintage charm with a touch of natural wonder, you’ve got to stop by Gallery 590 in Sierra Vista and see Katrina Whitney’s piece “Birds Nest” in person. Seriously—it’s like opening a page from an antique field guide, but with a modern soul. The artwork draws you in quietly, offering a calm, thoughtful moment in the middle of your day.
Birds Nest features a beautifully arranged composition of birds in soft, earthy tones, with a delicate nest full of pale blue eggs anchoring the scene. There’s something almost magical about how Whitney captures the grace and individuality of each bird. They feel alive, mid-song or mid-step, telling their own little stories.
The framing and matting elevate the piece even further. The ornate cream-and-gold frame with its intricate patterning is pure eye candy—it adds just the right amount of sophistication without stealing the spotlight from the artwork. The soft olive-green matting wraps the scene in warmth and makes those natural colors really pop. It’s clear this was framed with love and intention.
This is one of those artworks that feels like a breath of fresh air. It makes you want to pause, take a closer look, and maybe even get a little lost in the details. And while it looks lovely in a photo, it’s nothing compared to standing in front of it and soaking it all in with your own eyes.
So do yourself a favor—swing by Gallery 590 inside We Frame It in Sierra Vista. Whether you’re an art lover, a birdwatcher, or just someone who enjoys beautiful things, Birds Nest is a piece that deserves to be seen in person. You might walk away feeling a little more grounded—and maybe a little more inspired.
