Meet Ashleigh Fleenor
Discover the artist behind the canvas—Ashleigh Fleenor shares her creative journey, inspiration, and the vision that shapes each original work of art.
"My work is my voice—and every canvas tells a story I didn’t know how to say out loud until I painted it."
- Ashleigh Fleenor
Ashleigh Fleenor Art, where creativity meets expression.
Our gallery showcases a diverse collection of artwork, ranging from contemporary pieces to traditional masterpieces. Located in Denver, CO, we take pride in offering a carefully curated selection of art to interior designers, decorators, and homeowners. Our team is dedicated to providing a seamless experience, whether you are looking to enhance a space with a captivating painting or seeking the perfect sculpture to complete your vision. At Ashleigh Fleenor Art, we believe that art has the power to transform and elevate any environment. Come explore our gallery and let the art speak to you.
About Me.
Ashleigh Fleenor is a self-taught abstract artist whose work captures the raw essence of emotion in motion. From a young age, she was drawn to creative expression, but it was through personal loss that painting became her sanctuary. In the wake of her father’s passing, art became a way to process grief, gratitude, and healing—expressing what words could not.
Art That Speaks
Her process is deeply intuitive. Each piece begins without a plan, guided instead by feeling and spontaneity. Using acrylic paint and water in various forms—sprays, droplets, pours—she layers color and texture until the emotion feels fully realized on canvas. The result is work that is both deeply personal and universally resonant.
Ashleigh’s art invites reflection and connection. It speaks to the shared human experience of love, loss, and transformation. As she shares:
“I would like to create art that can fit into everyone’s life, and promote art therapy as a tool for the grieving. One thing we all have in common is that we will all have to face the feeling of losing someone we love. It would be such a beautiful world if we could turn the feeling of loss into a piece of art.”
