Dr. Rob Kiltz

Gratitude; for the light that we play each and every day

Goals; to share the light of life and play each and every day

Game plan; read and write of the light created and played by the universe

Hello and good morning to all
This is another awesome and  beautiful day in the Universe
Go GaGa, my intention this day
In the box and afraid to say
To act or be different this or any day
And especially different than we think thee should be
Or is it my thought of what you desire, of me to be
To accept me as thee wishes, all my thought of me [...]

Art has always been a mainstay in my life from the time I was a child. I see beauty all around me and am compelled to create. I started working with wood and metal in primary school and moved on to making silver jewelry and ceramics in high school. I purchased my very first pottery wheel at the age of 16 and still use the same wheel today. In college I minored in art while majoring in human sciences. Most of my art courses were taken at LACC, including ceramics, drawing, design & lettering. Although I continued my education in medicine at University of California, I maintained my artistic roots. UC Davis has a fantastic art and ceramics studio for students, which I fully took advantage of, working mostly with wood making furniture.

These days I spend most of my artistic energy on creating with clay. I have a wonderful studio at my home on the Eastern shore of Skaneateles Lake, where I spend a great deal of time creating ceramic works. I often donate my art to charitable causes, give them as gifts, or display them in my home and office. I recently began exploring the art of painting as well as making music. Creativity is a gift that fuels our inspiration and makes us feel alive. Making time for my art is as important to me as breathing.

My Ceramics:

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My Paintings: