KRISTIN NOBLES ART
People are shapes. Not colors. Not labels.
This body of work uses black-and-white silhouettes to strip away division and reveal what remains: resilience, humanity, choice.
Each piece features an icon who overcame adversity and chose to B Noble. Their lives shaped culture. Their courage shaped communities. Their stories now invite others to stand up, heal, and do the same.
Art here is not decoration. It's therapy. It's memory. It's movement.
ARTIVISM IN ACTION
EXCLUSIVE RELEASE · CALL TO ACTION
This limited-edition collection is being released to fund a critical mission.
Proceeds from this exclusive drop support Stand Up for SickTitties® and the development of NobleCareAI.org, a peer-reviewed clinical research and care platform designed to address systemic gaps in women’s breast health.
The goal:
Raise over $5 million to register 1 million women into the NobleCareAI.org clinical trial, generating the data required to improve diagnosis, treatment, and prevention for conditions that have been historically under-researched and misunderstood.
Raise over $5 million to register 1 million women into the NobleCareAI.org clinical trial, generating the data required to improve diagnosis, treatment, and prevention for conditions that have been historically under-researched and misunderstood.
Funds raised will help build:
A large-scale, peer-reviewed clinical study
AI-powered diagnostic and treatment pathways
Secure data infrastructure
A trusted platform for education, care access, and community support
This is not a traditional charity initiative.
It is an infrastructure-building effort designed to produce measurable outcomes and long-term solutions.
It is an infrastructure-building effort designed to produce measurable outcomes and long-term solutions.
Each piece collected directly advances research, care, and accountability.
Collect with purpose.
Fund the solution.
Stand Up for SickTitties®.
Fund the solution.
Stand Up for SickTitties®.
My art has quietly lived in the world for years.
It’s been seen at Fashion Week, the House of Blues, Disneyland, the Pacific Design Center, the LA Public Library—and in the homes of people I loved, people who loved me, and people who believed in me before the rest of the world needed proof. Some pieces live in stores. Others were commissioned privately—portraits created to honor icons, loved ones, and moments that mattered deeply to the people who asked me to capture them.
This collection is different.
These works have stayed with me. Through illness. Through remission. Through setbacks and returns. They traveled with me when my body was out of commission—a phrase that took on an entirely different meaning when painting became the way I stayed alive, present, and whole.
For me, being able to paint is healing.
Not metaphorically. Literally.
These pieces weren’t created for trends or timelines. They were created as part of survival. As witnesses to endurance. As reminders that even when everything else is paused, broken, or uncertain—creation is still possible.
Releasing this collection is deeply personal. It’s not a debut. It’s a reveal.
ONE ICON. ONE WEEK.
Each week, one new icon is released across 10 collectible formats, available as limited prints and merchandise.
Own the art. Share the story. Stand for something.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
About the Artist
Kristin Nobles is a contemporary mixed-media artist whose work lives at the intersection of power, intellect, and human resilience. Known publicly for her career as a financial strategist and architect of complex impact initiatives, Nobles’ art reveals the private counterpoint to that world: instinctive, immediate, and uncompromisingly honest.
Her pieces are created in a compressed, almost urgent process. Images are conceived using technology, then physically brought to life in acrylic and metallic paints, often completed in minutes or hours rather than days. The result is work that feels less constructed and more captured—portraits and abstractions that hold energy, presence, and intention rather than polish alone.
Nobles’ collection spans iconic figures, abstract “aura” works, and symbolic compositions she refers to as Noble Things—people, places, ideas, and moments that carry cultural or emotional gravity. Particularly notable are her abstract works inspired by neurological and physical states, translating experiences such as seizures into visual form. These pieces exist not as illustration, but as imprint.
Her work has appeared in settings ranging from Fashion Week and the House of Blues at Disneyland to the Pacific Design Center and the Los Angeles Public Library, as well as in private collections, residences, and commissioned portrait holdings. Despite this visibility, much of her work remained intentionally understated, historically released through donations or created privately to honor causes and individuals rather than markets.
This collection marks a deliberate and independent release—positioning the work not as artifact, but as asset. Each piece carries both aesthetic weight and functional purpose, with proceeds supporting Stand Up for SickTitties® and the development of NobleCareAI.org, a research and data platform focused on women’s health outcomes. In this way, the work functions simultaneously as fine art, cultural documentation, and infrastructure for change.
Nobles’ art resists easy categorization. It is neither decorative nor didactic. It is collected by those who recognize that true value often emerges where intellect and vulnerability meet—and where creation is not separate from consequence.
Art heals the artist.
Art moves the viewer.
Art changes the culture.
Art moves the viewer.
Art changes the culture.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Join us for inspiring events that blend art, advocacy, and community. Discover opportunities to engage with Kristin Nobles' work and support the mission of Stand Up for SickTitties®.
"Resilience & Radiance" Exhibition Launch
October 15, 2024 | The Noble Gallery, NYC
A showcase of Kristin Nobles' newest collection, exploring themes of strength and transformation.
Art as Therapy: Virtual Workshop
November 5, 2024 | Online via Zoom
An interactive session with Kristin Nobles on using art for healing and personal empowerment.
Stand Up for SickTitties® Annual Gala
December 10, 2024 | Grand Ballroom, Los Angeles
A special evening dedicated to raising funds and awareness for critical research and patient support.