Says Kate of her work: “The imperfections of the print process overlaid are amplified and celebrated – an historical scar, documenting an incident, ageing, the environment, the wear and tear of life. I like to ask the question of what is considered beautiful and who gets to decide. These are all one of a kind prints, playful and spontaneous charting the interactions of line and colour, I am interested in the interactions of people, the juxtapositions of energy, emotion and physical presence. The travel between us to arrive at a communication and the lingering effects people can have on one another, legacies that build, morph and adapt with light, revelation and time.

“Every piece is a derived from sketches from the everyday activities and machines from the studio to my daily commute journey or a considered drawing from a posed body. Overlaid, there is the personal narrative of my own maturing and the confusion of where I fit, adaptation, assimilation and assumption.”