ARTIST
FACILITATOR
WRITER
Hi, I'm Kat.
Welcome to my little corner of the internet. If I had to sum it up, I'd say the guiding principle of my life is this:
Attention is the birthplace of art.
As a multidisciplinary artist, attention is my medium and it informs the shape of the work. Sometimes the art comes through in words and poems, sometimes through painting and printing, and sometimes through multi-room immersive experiences or hosted gatherings.
Paying attention is a way to witness and read between the lines of aliveness and see what mysteries might be lurking there. For so long I wished for just one 'thing', one art form, one way to be. I so wanted something clean and pretty to put on a business card. Now, at forty, I've released that dream in service of a more honest one:
The TL;DR version
Different roles/careers I've had since I started working at 16
The year I lost my beloved mother, Claudia. The year my life was split in two: before and after
How old I was when I (unknowingly) started listening to my intuition and letting it lead me to lunacy and liberation.
To pay attention and create from that place.
Current Work:
What Light Does
What Light Does is a ten-week series of Sunday letters exploring creativity, artful living, and the quiet beauty woven into ordinary days.
From August 23rd through October 18th, a new letter will arrive in your inbox each Sunday morning—a collection of observations, stories, questions, discoveries, and small wonders. This free offering is a kind of field guide to attention: an invitation to deeper noticing of the things that stir you, delight you, and make the world feel a little more alive.
August - October 2026
An immersive 8,000 sq ft, 10 room art experience exploring the strange and tender ways grief and beauty live alongside one another. Through botanical sculpture, cyanotype, light, sound, movement, and participatory installations, 1000+ visitors were invited to move through grief not as something to overcome, but as a landscape to wander—one that held longing, memory, love, loss, and unexpected moments of gladness. Created as both an artwork and a gathering place, the exhibition hosted community events and concerts in addition to the show experience and offered a space to slow down and deepen into the experience of loss as a portal to connection, reflection, and meaning.
An immersive art show exploring the portals of grief : June/July 2026
The Garden of
Grief and Gladness
Recent Work :
Recent Work:
Guest Facilitator for Women's Writing Retreat
In the mountains of Zermatt, Switzerland, I led an intimate women’s writing retreat in collaboration with Ember & Solis, designed as a space to step away from the noise of daily life and return to creativity, connection, and self-expression. Through guided writing workshops, reflective practices, conversation, time in nature, and spacious moments for solitude, we explored writing as both a creative practice and a way of listening more deeply to ourselves. Set against the wild beauty of the Swiss Alps, the retreat invited each woman to slow down, follow her curiosity, and leave with new words, new connections, and a renewed relationship with her own creative voice.
“A creative life is an amplified life. It's a bigger life, a happier life, an expanded life, and a hell of a lot more interesting life. Living in this manner—continually and stubbornly bringing forth the jewels that are hidden within you—is a fine art, in and of itself. "
- Elizabeth Gilbert
I'd love to hear from you.
want to connect?
I'm available for brand collaborations, writing commissions, and speaking inquiries. Please drop me a line with as much information as possible and I will get back to you shortly!
