biography

Kate is a ceramicist whose practice lives at the intersection of art, social activism, and storytelling. Formally trained in ceramics, her technical expertise spans advanced wheel-throwing, hand-building, slip casting and custom glaze formulation. Drawing on a twenty-year career in strategic storytelling alongside past work in the humanitarian sector, Kate creates narrative-driven forms and installations that challenge, memorialise, and invite deep reflection. Beyond her solo practice, she contributes to the community through large-scale throwing workshops, collaborative arts projects and also offers firing services.

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last updated

July 28, 2026

portfolio

New World Order

Ceramic globe exploring systemic fracture and societal pressure through layered slip and deliberate surface disruption. A sculptural meditation on...

Mother Palestine

Ceramic vessels paired with thousands of hand-rolled clay beads honor children lost in Gaza since October 2023, transforming devastating statistics into...

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