Atlanta-based fine artist Jennifer Keim is gaining national attention for her distinctive, storytelling approach to fine art. Her recent commission for country music superstar Lainey Wilson includes a collection of deeply personal works, each crafted to reflect Lainey’s life and home. The series, to be featured in Architectural Digest’s Open Door, showcases Jennifer’s ability to blend narrative, craftsmanship, and interior design seamlessly.

The commissioned works include:

• “Tex” – A 48x36 framed gouache painting of Lainey’s beloved horse Tex. The piece captures both strength and tenderness, serving as a centerpiece of the collection.

• “Browning Triptych” – A 30x10 pastel-on-wood-panel triptych with resin finish, created in honor of Lainey’s fiancé, Duck. The piece depicts his Browning guns and hangs against Mulberry Home’s Flying Ducks wallpaper, with a palette tailored to complement the interior’s design tones.

• Custom Woodford Reserve Bottle – A gifted, hand-painted keepsake featuring Lainey’s dog, Hippie, transformed into a bespoke piece of functional art.

This collection, titled Wild Horses, highlights Keim’s unique ability to create fine art that feels both timeless and intimate. The upcoming Architectural Digest Open Door feature of Lainey Wilson’s home will spotlight these works—giving Jennifer Keim’s art an international audience.

For collectors, designers, and art enthusiasts searching for Atlanta fine art, custom commissions, or contemporary Southern artists, Jennifer Keim represents an artist whose work bridges personal storytelling with high-end design.