Last Year My Sofa Was Blue

The artist draws on personal experience and relationships to inform her art. She paints as she feels, and her work is often a self-study of emotion and mood. In this exhibition, Kat has turned her lens, and captured the candid moments where others have entered her personal space. Her observations are quietly reflective and allow us to have some understanding of her external and internal worlds, in relation to others.

 

We experience a shift in energy as the visitors leave and Kat is once again alone, offering an introspective mood of contemplation and vulnerability.

 

There is a raw edge to Kat’s work both literally and metaphorically. She works quickly and in harmony with her emotions, meaning her work often feels unfinished, and yet is contained enough, that we understand it is resolved and there is no going back