Katie Kilgour is a multi-disciplinary artist whose practice encompasses everything from to soft sculpture to wildlife illustration. Since completing a double degree in Fine Art and Education in 2001, she has continued to teach and create in a range of media and disciplines.
A penchant for finding new uses for discarded and disused relics has found expression in many forms, from her iconic doll collection—crafted almost entirely from remnant vintage Japanese textiles—to her paintings on old doors and other weathered ( remnants.
Katie’s work is at once ethereal and connected to the land itself - her incredibly delicate pieces and attention to detail showcasing her utterly unique practice. These are works that celebrate the beauty (and brutality) of existence, whilst acting as a poignant reminder to celebrate.
