A woman with long hair sitting on rocks near a waterfall, wearing a patterned jacket and dark pants.

Kitty’s art offers a timeless universe of originality exploring what it means to be human and how the essence of each of us, the Self, is affected by life’s experiences.

A contemporary British multidisciplinary artist with a BA in Fine Art working in a variety of mediums including drawing, painting and photography.

Mankind has long sought answers to universal and intensely personal questions: what is the meaning of life, what is my place in the world, how do I achieve nirvana? Kitty’s art transports viewers beyond the boundaries of normal life through a continual and evolving exploration of these issues, navigating life in the fragmented and dystopian society we live in today, while seeking to fulfil her potential as an artist and a human being.

Nature, art and society are inextricable. The variations in design we see all around us impact our daily experiences. We engage with the world on many different levels – consciously, subconsciously, with instinct or by reaction, both with emotion and in cold calculation. 

Many of the fundamental forces that drive the natural world and shape us as humans have mathematical underpinnings. Mathematics and geometry are universal languages which have been used for millennia. Space and time demonstrate proportion and context, and physical and mental boundaries constrain but also liberate us as we react to different images and perspectives.

By enticing the viewer closer in proximity to dissect the intricacies of pattern, trace the seeming otherworldly forms and shapes, and diving deeper into the inherent depth within her artworks, one's Self is carried on a journey with the contemplation of more meaningful and often subconscious messages. Viewers are invited to reflect upon these elements of Man’s existence and our own individual experience of life, and the world that surrounds us all.

Driven by a desire for peace, climate change mitigation, and a greater understanding of higher consciousness she is inspired by psychology, semiotics, theology, metaphysics, and the natural world.