Rebecca Klundt's mixed media artworks are an assemblage of found wood, finished with layers of acrylic paint, resulting in geometric abstractions. Rebecca Klundt is a happy native of Salt Lake City. She graduated with a BFA from Brigham Young University in August 2014. Her desire to use the unusable is a constant theme in her works. She is interested in mining the mined. She collects wood, breaks it down and then rebuilds, combining colors and textures in new ways. There is something very satisfying in the creative challenge of using the unusable and clean it up as well as reorganize it. She gives the wood new life, a new gravity. She loves to work two dimensional because once she has compacted a pile, she can then hang it on a wall where it only requires minimal space. She also has a deep passion for beautiful lines and especially those that happen naturally. She loves the cracks and fissures in the slick rock mountains of Utah and tries to imitate them in her art. Her artworks have been exhibited in Utah and California and have been collected throughout the USA.