Linda Erzinger spent her childhood in Florida, worshiping the sun and saltwater. She stayed close to the ocean while finishing her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Illustration at the Savannah College of Art and Design. Savannah remained home while working freelance doing murals, photography and assorted art related jobs.
Erzinger’s 1994 move inland to Louisville, KY came with the pursuit of a Master’s Degree in Expressive Therapies from the University of Louisville. After working as an art therapist for many years she is now back to full time art. Being landlocked in Kentucky has not been without benefit as abounding forests and rocks revealing earth’s history tumble into and out of her imagination. Linda’s work focuses on the environment and reuse of obscure materials. Recurring themes of humanity’s relationship with nature predominate and are reflected in themes of fertility, circles, cycles and growth.


