She received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Calgary in 1995. The human form has been Kerry’s greatest muse and her landscape for expressing issues such as contemporary isolation and social marginalization. Her paintings seek to reveal the human condition, the nature of being, and in turn open windows into a private self. They bring the viewer to emotional places both familiar and unfamiliar; where humanity with all its beautiful imperfection is absorbed into the oil and pigments of artistic expression.