Vanessa Sharp Multon
BIO
Vanessa grew up in the scenic countryside of West Tennessee, where her creative talents were nurtured from an early age. She earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts and, alongside her successful career in graphic design and marketing, has returned to her true passion for painting.
Vanessa’s original work is currently featured in a premier exhibition at The Pierre, the iconic luxury hotel in New York City. Her portfolio has earned widespread acclaim, leading to the placement of licensed prints in prestigious venues such as The Pierre and the PlaceMakr Hotel in Nashville. This reach extends well into the corporate and healthcare sectors, with her work prominently displayed at Raymond James Bank in Minnesota and Tennessee Oncology in Nashville. Through ongoing collaborations with top curators and consultants, Vanessa’s prints continue to enhance various other commercial spaces and professional suites across the country.Vanessa was selected for the “Flying Solo” airport exhibition at Nashville Airport in 2024 and chosen for the 2023 and 2024 Soundwaves Gallery at Nashville Soccer Club’s GEODIS Park. Vanessa was named one of “11 Emerging Contemporary Artists From Nashville to Know” by The Culture Trip, and her paintings have been showcased on an HGTV show. Her original art graces private collections around the globe, including the Vanderbilt University Medical Center collection, and has been exhibited in numerous shows and stores throughout the country.
Currently, Vanessa resides in the picturesque city of Franklin, Tennessee, where she lives with her husband and two sons. Her stunning artwork and undeniable passion for art continue to inspire and delight art lovers around the world.
ARTIST STATEMENT
“I mainly work in acrylics, often adding genuine gold leaf touches. I enjoy studying light and reflection. I frequently pair impasto palette knife painting with smooth, blended brush strokes. Texture is an important element in my work.
Nature is one of God’s beautiful creations, and I find endless inspiration in its ever-changing beauty. My abstract landscape paintings are meant to transport viewers to a calm and peaceful place, while leaving them with a sense of hope and joy.”
Photo credit: Gabrielle McQueen Photography