Linsey Gray

Fine Artist & Designer
Fully Open
122 Riverside Drive
Studio 24
Asheville, NC 28801
WEST: River Arts District
Hours of Operation:

Available by Appointment
Open Studio Hours Listed on Social Media and Website

Admission:

Free

Categories

Visual Arts
  • Drawing
  • Fiber/Textile
  • Mixed Media
  • Painting
  • Wood
Business
  • Gallery/Studio

Linsey Gray

Fine Artist & Designer

Linsey Gray is a fine artist and surface designer. Drawing inspiration from nature's quiet, overlooked moments, her work explores finding peace amidst uncertainty. At a pivotal moment in her design career, she returned to her earliest passion in 2023, seeking a creative practice rooted in respite and reflection. Her process celebrates imperfection and unpredictability, utilizing charcoal she creates from gathered twigs and soft pastels applied directly to raw, unfinished wood. Every element of her work is intentional, from the orientation of the wood grain, to the hand-applied cold wax finish and the bespoke hardwood frames she crafts from locally sourced materials. Linsey’s mission is restorative: to offer grounding in a busy world, reminding us that awe and possibility can be found in the simplest of moments. To view her available and archived work, learn more about her process, or find weekly visiting hours, please visit her website at linseygray.com or connect with her on Instagram at @linseygraycreative.

Closeup of "In the Valley", a 24" x 36" original charcoal and soft pastel on wood artwork from Linsey Gray's Spring 2025 collection featuring a moody view across a foggy mountain valley, rich layers of blacks, greens, and rust hues creating alluring depth.
Original charcoal and soft pastel artwork by Linsey Gray displayed in moody lighting against a golden moss colored wall above a walnut console cabinet, styled with a large autumn tree limb in a ceramic vase and a stack of design books to the left of the artwork.
Asheville Artist Linsey Gray standing beside and admiring her large charcoal and soft pastel on wood artwork, titled "Breathe Now", featuring moody silhouettes of oversized wild grasses with faint mountain views in the distance.