Kenn Kotara is a contemporary artist known for his stunning and diverse body of work. With an architectural background and strong Southern roots, Kotara's art is deeply influenced by his native Louisiana. His works encompass various mediums such as canvas, paper, mylar, sculpture, and installations, all of which are contemporary, abstract, and grid-based.

Kotara's art draws inspiration from the rich natural environment of Louisiana, including its rivers, marshlands, and lush vegetation. His early talent for drawing realistic wildlife, cultivated by his engineer father, evolved into a more abstract and construction-based style after studying the works of Cezanne and Matisse. Employing a grid system and circular shapes, Kotara creates imagery that metaphorically connects to the mysteries of the Louisiana bayou.

In addition to his two-dimensional pieces, Kotara also explores three-dimensional structures that respond to the invisible energies within a space. He has also delved into the Braille system of communication, incorporating it into his art as bas-relief pieces that explore the relationship between language and visual art. Kotara's works, with their shapes, patterns, and colors, offer a universal appeal and communicate through abstraction in a unique language for each viewer.

His art can be found in various exhibitions, corporate collections, public spaces, and private collections worldwide