Patricia Forelle is an artist, costume designer, and performer. Her artistic exploration expanded across various media, including reading, writing, dance, and piano, with language and travel further enriching her creativity. It wasn’t until university that she fully dedicated herself to art, immersing in two- and three-dimensional studies, figure drawing, painting, and art history. She also edited her school’s art publications, served as the art representative to the college council, and spent countless hours painting.

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Further studies at the School at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, the Art Students League in New York, the American Centre in Paris, and the National Arts Club in New York refined her artistic vision. Patricia holds a Bachelor of Arts in Studio Art from Newton College of the Sacred Heart (now part of Boston College) and a Master of Arts in French Language and Civilization from New York University. She is an Exhibiting Artist Member of the National Arts Club, a member of the Vero Beach Art Club, and an Associate Member of the Catharine Lorillard Wolfe Art Club.

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Her work reflects a lifelong engagement with ballet, piano, and a deep connection to France, where she has lived part-time for nearly 30 years. These influences, combined with her pursuit of beauty, elegance, and joy, drive her daily creative practice.

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Patricia’s creative journey began early, in Ms. Krebs’s kindergarten class, where she first experimented with fingerpainting in navy and violet. She regularly exhibits at the National Arts Club, the Catharine Lorillard Wolfe Art Club, the Vero Beach Art Club, and participates in "Arts in Public Places" with the Indian River Cultural Council. She recently completed a solo exhibition at the National Arts Club in New York.​​​​

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