About the Artist

Nate Crosser is an American artist in his early 30s residing primarily in Kansas City.

He is a self-taught artist after a career in non-profits, law, and venture capital. In addition to his art, he writes poetry and fiction (moonlitlibrary.com) as well as a “solarpunk” blog covering emerging opportunities in environmentalism (ecotech.substack.com).

In his free time, Nate enjoys travel, yoga, carpentry, water gardening at zenpond (his backyard koi pond and tea garden), reading, cooking, and making beer. He lives with his wife and muse Marissa, and their four cats.

In Autumn of 2025, Crosser completed an art residency at the Mokuhanga Innovation Lab, where he practiced traditional Japanese woodblock printmaking and papermaking over a month in Echizen, Japan.

A man sitting in a chair wearing a red beanie and beige jacket, smiling, surrounded by five cats on his lap and arms, with a window showing a garden outside.