Rachel Kice is a multidisciplinary artist. Her practice spans painting, writing, and site-based work. Much of her recent work begins on the ground. She places canvases directly onto the earth, feels the shapes beneath them, marks them with pastel and natural materials, and through a process of layering and preservation, keeps what she finds. She is currently emerging from two years of deep creative work in Pike National Forest, Colorado, where she created her Encounters/Shapes of Earth series, drafted a novel, and began cataloging past works.

Kice was an original member and the resident action painter of MuzikMafia, Nashville’s “Music Without Prejudice” artist collective that rose to national acclaim in the mid-2000s. She was signed as a visual artist to the RAYBAW/Warner Bros. record label. Her work has been featured in media outlets including CMT, the Radio Music Awards, CNN, and Star Magazine. Her paintings are held in collections including the Tennessee State Museum, Warner Bros., Berklee College of Music, and Creative Artists Agency.