Inspirational Artwork by Popular, Los Angeles-Based Artist Showcased at Luxury Hotel

LOS ANGELES - Sept. 30, 2019 - PRLog -- In a country that currently seems more divisive than united in love and respect for one another, LA-based visual artist, Amber Goldhammer, is on a mission to change that—one brush stroke at a time with her new art series simply titled 'I Love You.'

"My 'I Love You' series is about giving and receiving love," explained Goldhammer. "Frankly, we could use a lot more of it these days. Love has the power to break down barriers, heal the brokenhearted, give hope where there currently is none and more than anything just change the world for the better."

If her artwork looks familiar, that's because it is. It has been featured on such TV series as Million Dollar Listing, Being Mary Jane, The Catch, Netflix's best original series, G.L.O.W. as well as both multi-Emmy® nominated series, Crazy Ex- Girlfriend, and Scandal.

"I've always been an abstract artist with a love for graffiti art. Wanting to write positive messages of love and hope has gravitated with a lot of people and industries. It has become my biggest accomplishment in my art career," stated Goldhammer.

With a talent for creating vibrant, abstract paintings with a street art edginess, Goldhammer's 'I Love You' art series has recently gone on to capture the attention of Kimpton Hotel & Restaurant Group Inc., a San Francisco, California, based hotel and restaurant brand owned by the Intercontinental Hotels Group (IHG).

Originally built in 2011, the Kimpton Group's Hotel Wilshire (https://www.hotelwilshire.com/?utm_source=google&utm_...) has recently undergone a complete makeover. Prior to the redesign of the 41,900-square-foot boutique hotel in Los Angeles, the hotel and restaurant brand reached out to Goldhammer through Lendrum Fine Art, an art consulting firm, to commission and license her artwork.

"The Kimpton Hotel group was on board with my message, and gravitated to the theme of the series," explained Goldhammer. "It was a perfect fit for the vibe they were looking for. They wanted something calming and happy for their guests. In a way, it's telling the guests how much they are appreciated."

Fast forward to today, and her paintings, which have been turned into wall mural coverings, are featured in all 74 rooms of Hotel Wilshire. There, her artwork will remain a permanent fixture, forever greeting guests staying inside the hotel. For Goldhammer, she's grateful for the opportunity to share her work and, most importantly, her message of love with guests visiting the hotel from all over the world.

To learn more about Amber Goldhammer, visit www.ambergoldhammer.com.