Kline, a talented multidisciplinary artist, presents a collection of abstract sculptures and large canvas paintings that depict mesmerizing and eclectic creatures and flora. Through her solo show, Kline delves into the essence of the human experience, exploring her theories on the relationship between sex, love, and mental illness. She also contemplates the potential of human creative intelligence to surpass our primal instincts and challenge the laws of nature and humanity. This exhibition creates a captivating battle between the heart and the mind, offering a unique glimpse into Kline's extraordinary perspective.

In addition to her artistic pursuits, Kline holds various other professions, including being a psychotherapist and bartender. Drawing inspiration from her experiences in dimly lit bars on sixth street, her interactions with clients as a mental health professional, and her personal journey as a woman navigating love, loss, and life, Kline has also written a book titled "Things She'll Never Say: reflections on the human condition." This book features a collection of essays, poems, and contemplations that beautifully complement her abstract paintings and sculptures. Select pieces from the book will be paired with her artwork at the exhibition, providing viewers with a comprehensive understanding of her stories and visual creations.